SPLK-2002(205Q) · Question #48
When Splunk indexes data in a non-clustered environment, what kind of files does it create by default?
The correct answer is A. Index and .tsidx files. When Splunk indexes data in a non-clustered environment, it creates index and .tsidx files by default. The index files contain the raw data that Splunk has ingested, compressed and encrypted. The .tsidx files contain the time-series index that maps the timestamps and event IDs…
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When Splunk indexes data in a non-clustered environment, what kind of files does it create by default?
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- AIndex and .tsidx files.
- BRawdata and index files.
- CCompressed and .tsidx files.
- DCompressed and meta data files.
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A86% (18)
- B10% (2)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
When Splunk indexes data in a non-clustered environment, it creates index and .tsidx files by default. The index files contain the raw data that Splunk has ingested, compressed and encrypted. The .tsidx files contain the time-series index that maps the timestamps and event IDs of the raw data. The rawdata and index files are not the correct terms for the files that Splunk creates. The compressed and .tsidx files are partially correct, but compressed is not the proper name for the index files. The the .tsidx files.
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