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If it show "zsh: bad CPU type in executable: /Applications/splunk/bin/splunk" then try to install "rosetta" -> this helps Intel Apps works with arm based systems like M1,2,3,4 (developed by Apple) command to install : "softwareupdate --install-rosetta" if in case want to remove rosetta after usage : command to uninstall : "sudo /usr/sbin/softwareupdate --remove-rosetta"

In terminal it shows failed to open can you clarify it

Thanks for posting this. Searching for this exact one.

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you!

In case if you founnd the error "zsh: bad CPU type in executable: /opt/splunk/bin/splunk" while starting the Splunk serivce then run below command and once the below command successfully install then you can rerun /opt/splunk/bin/splunk start --accept-license /usr/sbin/softwareupdate --install-rosetta --agree-to-license medium.com/@jithmisha/fix-for-macbook-air-m1-m2-bad-cpu-type-in-executable-error-3719a0a1cb6

Is the "Splunk Calculated Fields" VS SPL better performance wise ? i.e. | eval plannedStartStrp = strptime(plannedStart, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")

Kindly share your contact details

Kindly let us know how we can connect with you

please share github link of the codes u hv used,it will be helpful

Thanks for detailed explanation

Im looking for complete Splunk class from basic to Administrative could you please share your number so that i can speak over call

Thank you so much for the video

very nicely explained...thank you

Do you know if Splunk can be installed using Parallels on Mac M1? I've been considering a Mac Pro and wanted to add Parallels for virtualization so that I can create multiple OS forwarding data, with a separate search head and indexer. How resource intensive is Splunk on the M1?

Best tutorial to start rex learning

Looking for a demonstrative explanation for months, this is the best, thanks sir!

Excellent bro

Excellent explanation bro

Hi i have doubt, if one rex command matching two or more xml tags means.Then how to take the second highlighted value?

Great lessons. Can you plz reached out to me, willing to learn more

Great video.. please make more on regex in Kibana too

Very helpful. Best tut on the internet.

Hi Balu, i have a doubt and need help in writing the regular expression.could you please help me?

Very useful information brother.. in the end you used fields command, however we can also use table command right.. in which scenario we have to use fields command and table command. Please clarify.

Please can I get your email address? or mobile?

how to change color if two fields count not matching

Good one 👏🏻 i need to see how we can detect AWS key custodian users who create the KMS keys in splunk? Is cloudtrail contains that data?

Well explained. thanks a lot

Great Video

Thanks for this, it helped me a lot!

Please do many other videos on splunk with real time example sir

Nice 👍 one

good job thank you

I'm trying to find a solution for matching using regex for last 2 days. Finally your video really helped me. Thank You!!

Very nice contents, thanks

Excellent

Your code is not running and also u should informed us on file uploading process before start this video..

Bravo, well done

Hi Sandip, i have a question regarding the chart command. I am trying to execute a search splunk command that shows both the count and percentage of the count in one chart command: so here is an example of splunk command that currently only shows the count and the total count: source="xyz" http_status_code | chart count by path_template, http_status_code | addtotals col=t This command shows each count of the http_status_code (y axis) and the path_template (x axis) and showing the total of the counts of all the http_status_code. Now i need to add the percentage (count/total) of each count when i know the number of counts. e.g. 40 (5%) or something like that. How would i do that using chart? Thanks!

Good video bro

Best ever video for Regex

Nice explanation

Superb video. Very nicely explained along with examples 🙂

Hello, what is the difference tgz and dmg file ?

Hello can you share the log file

Thank you! Very helpful 👌

Excellent - coverage & explanation ---- Pls carry on doing these ...!

I am currently doing on the regex this video is very much help let me know your linkedin profile

Awesome nd clear explanation about regular expression