Splunk Enterprise Certified Architect Practice Test

Which two sections can be expanded using the Search Job Inspector?

1. Execution costs.

2. Saved search history.

3. Search job properties.

4. Optimization suggestions.

The correct answer is: Execution costs.

The Search Job Inspector in Splunk provides detailed insights into the performance and execution of search jobs, helping users understand their searches better. One key section that can be expanded is the execution costs. This section offers information about various costs associated with executing the search, giving users a clear understanding of factors like CPU usage, I/O operations, and the overall efficiency of the search. By analyzing execution costs, users can identify potential bottlenecks or inefficiencies in their search queries, thereby optimizing them for better performance. Providing insights into execution costs is critical for users seeking to improve their Splunk search performance, as it helps them make informed decisions about resource allocation and query structure. This focus on efficiency is a primary goal of using the Search Job Inspector, allowing practitioners to fine-tune their searches and manage system resources effectively.