From the Splunk main window you can see what apps you have installed, work with those apps, and install new apps.
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You can browse for available applications from this tab in the main window.
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A newly installed Splunk, watching a single machine on a wireless LAN gives you throughput data that is easy to read.
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These graphs give you an instant peak into what is consuming your CPU cycles.
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If you can’t find an application to suit your needs, create of your own.
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The NIX module can monitor any type of *NIX (UNIX, Linux, etc) data available.
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Manage indexes.
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