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tldr; system requirements documentation
Before you install, try looking at the installation manual.
Review the system requirements for installation. Additional requirements might apply based on the operating system on which you install Splunk Enterprise and how you plan to use Splunk Enterprise.
See "Components of a Splunk Enterprise deployment" to learn about the Splunk Enterprise ecosystem, and "Splunk architecture and processes" to learn what the installer puts on your computer.
See "Secure your Splunk Enterprise installation" and, where appropriate, secure the machine on which you plan to install Splunk Enterprise.
Download the installation package for your system from the Splunk Enterprise download page.
Perform the installation by using the step-by-step installation instructions for your operating system.
If this is the first time you have installed Splunk Enterprise, see the Search Tutorial to learn how to index data into Splunk and search that data using the Splunk Enterprise search language.
After you install Splunk Enterprise, calculate how much space you need to index your data. See "Estimate your storage requirements" for more information.
To run Splunk Enterprise in a production environment and to understand how much hardware such an environment requires, see the Capacity Planning manual.
Also checkout this splunk-sizing tool (not from Splunk)
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Hi @pavanae
This is a very broad question. Have you already looked at the Installation documentation? There are a lot of things to consider such as the type of environment you want to set up, how much data you expect to be indexing, system requirements, and more. I'd suggest starting here:
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.2.3/Installation/Beforeyouinstall
and if you have specific questions about any part of the process, then users on Splunk Answers can help you make sense of things.
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tldr; system requirements documentation
Before you install, try looking at the installation manual.
Review the system requirements for installation. Additional requirements might apply based on the operating system on which you install Splunk Enterprise and how you plan to use Splunk Enterprise.
See "Components of a Splunk Enterprise deployment" to learn about the Splunk Enterprise ecosystem, and "Splunk architecture and processes" to learn what the installer puts on your computer.
See "Secure your Splunk Enterprise installation" and, where appropriate, secure the machine on which you plan to install Splunk Enterprise.
Download the installation package for your system from the Splunk Enterprise download page.
Perform the installation by using the step-by-step installation instructions for your operating system.
If this is the first time you have installed Splunk Enterprise, see the Search Tutorial to learn how to index data into Splunk and search that data using the Splunk Enterprise search language.
After you install Splunk Enterprise, calculate how much space you need to index your data. See "Estimate your storage requirements" for more information.
To run Splunk Enterprise in a production environment and to understand how much hardware such an environment requires, see the Capacity Planning manual.
Also checkout this splunk-sizing tool (not from Splunk)
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