Blog tagged as Search Heads down 3-member cluster
Search artifacts from the failed member remain accessible through other search heads. With only 2 nodes, if the failed member was the captain, configuring one as a Static captain and the other as a member ensures seamless functionality and ongoing operational stability.
11.07.24 07:49 PM - Comment(s)
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- Data Replication Issues
- Data Frowarding Issues
- App Deployment Issues
- Indexers down 3-member cluster
- Two Indexers down 3-member cluster
- All Indexers down 3-member cluster
- Search Heads down 3-member cluster
- Two Search heads down 3-member cluster
- All Search Heads down 3-member cluster
- Deployer is down
- Monitoring Console down
- Deployment Server down
- Universal Forwarder down
- License Server/Manager down
- Decide number Search Heads & Indexers
- how to choose forwarder (UF or HF)
- Intermediate Forwarder (IF))
- Licence Forwarders
- can't use single instance with huge size instead separatly
- How splunk stores Indexes
- Possible open flat files in Notepad++
- Possible rename index
- clean index splunk instances & indexer cluster
- Migrate index 1 splunk server to another splunk server
- Backup splunk configuration/data
- upgrade splunk enterprise
- upgrade splunk enterprise which clustered
- Upgrade the Splunk Universal Forwarder
- Deploy apps to search head clusters
- Deploy Apps indexer Cluster
- Connect Forwarders to indexer cluster
- Difference between Heavy forwarders & HTTP Event collector
- Cluster Master is down Then need a cluster master
- colocation of splunk components
- meant colocation splunk components
- Deployment server to distribute apps to search head cluster & indexer
- reduce licence in splunk
- why need license master/server
- Replication Factor lower than search factor
- Timestamp Issues
- Event Truncation Issues
- Retention Plicy Issues
- SAML Issues
- Parsing Issues
- File Monitoring Issue
- Configuration Issue
- Summary Index Issues
- Deployment Issues