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What does the deployer do in a Search Head Cluster (SHC)? (Select all that apply.)
The deployer distributes apps and non-search related and manual configuration file changes to the search head cluster members. The deployer does not bootstrap a clean Splunk install for a search head cluster, as this is done by the captain. The deployer also does not distribute runtime knowledge object changes made by users across the search head cluster, as this is done by the replication factor. For more information, seeUse the deployer to distribute apps and configuration updatesin the Splunk documentation.
Which Splunk Enterprise offering has its own license?
The Splunk Universal Forwarder is the only Splunk Enterprise offering that has its own license. The Splunk Universal Forwarder license allows the forwarder to send data to any Splunk Enterprise or Splunk Cloud instance without consuming any license quota. The Splunk Heavy Forwarder does not have its own license, but rather consumes the license quota of the Splunk Enterprise or Splunk Cloud instance that it sends data to. The Splunk Cloud Forwarder and the Splunk Forwarder Management are not separate Splunk Enterprise offerings, but rather features of the Splunk Cloud service. For more information, see [About forwarder licensing] in the Splunk documentation.
A customer has a Search Head Cluster (SHC) with site1 and site2. Site1 has five search heads and Site2 has four. Site1 search heads are preferred captains. What action should be taken on Site2 in a network failure between the sites?
Splunk's Search Head Clustering documentation explains that the cluster uses a majority-based election system. A captain is elected only when a node sees more than half of the cluster. In a two-site design where site1 has the majority of members, Splunk states that the majority site continues normal operation during a network partition. The minority site (site2) is not allowed to elect a captain and should not promote itself.
Splunk specifically warns administrators not to enable static captain on a minority site during a network split. Doing so creates two independent clusters, leading to configuration divergence and severe data-consistency issues. The documentation emphasizes that static captain should only be used for a complete loss of majority, not for a site partition.
Because Site1 maintains majority, it remains the active cluster and site2 does not perform any actions. Splunk states that minority-site members should simply wait until network communication is restored.
Thus the correct answer is B: No action is required.
Splunk Search Head Clustering Manual (Captain Election Behavior, Static Captain Warnings, Site Partition Behavior).
When implementing KV Store Collections in a search head cluster, which of the following considerations is true?
According to the Splunk documentation1, in a search head cluster, the KV Store Primary is the same node as the search head cluster captain. The KV Store Primary is responsible for coordinating the replication of KV Store data across the cluster members. When any node receives a write request, the KV Store delegates the write to the KV Store Primary. The KV Store keeps the reads local, however. This ensures that the KV Store data is consistent and available across the cluster.
About the app key value store
KV Store and search head clusters
When adding or rejoining a member to a search head cluster, the following error is displayed:
Error pulling configurations from the search head cluster captain; consider performing a destructive configuration resync on this search head cluster member.
What corrective action should be taken?
When adding or rejoining a member to a search head cluster, and the following error is displayed: Error pulling configurations from the search head cluster captain; consider performing a destructive configuration resync on this search head cluster member.
The corrective action that should be taken is to run the splunk resync shcluster-replicated-config command on this member. This command will delete the existing configuration files on this member and replace them with the latest configuration files from the captain. This will ensure that the member has the same configuration as the rest of the cluster. Restarting the search head, running the splunk apply shcluster-bundle command from the deployer, or running the clean raft command on all members of the search head cluster are not the correct actions to take in this scenario. For more information, seeResolve configuration inconsistencies across cluster membersin the Splunk documentation.
