Deployment scenarios and best practices.
Use the Best practices area to learn about configurations from the Splunk community. Share your own scenarios, or read about how others have set up Splunk deployments.
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Have you migrated a large Splunk deployment from 3.x to 4.x? Besides the overview provided in the Installation Manual, there's a lot to a Splunk migration, and we'd like to hear from you about it. Other Splunk users can also benefit from your experience and pointers.
Share your migration tips here
Here are some best practices and processes:
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Visit the 4.0 Splunk GUI development page! If you've done something cool with 4.0 GUI development, show us how you did it.
And here's how some people have done it:
This section contains information about the components of a Splunk deployment, your options when deploying, what choices you have with respect to high availability, and information about tuning factors.
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