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About datamodel in deploy environment.

yutaka1005
Builder

In my environment, I have two indexers for one Search head and I created a data model in Search head for accelerating searching.

Now, I want to know how is the data model created on two indexers.

Do each have exactly the same data model?
Or each have one data model in a dispersed form?

I am sorry for the rudimentary question, but could anyone tell me about it?

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esix_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

When you create the data model on the search head, it distributes the required search components to the indexers. The only time a real "configuration" is placed on the Indexers is when you accelerate your data models. In this case, the accelerated data is stored on the indexers.

Simple answer : You dont need to place data model configurations anywhere but the search head. Unless you want to share and use the data model structures on other SH or IDX.

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esix_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

When you create the data model on the search head, it distributes the required search components to the indexers. The only time a real "configuration" is placed on the Indexers is when you accelerate your data models. In this case, the accelerated data is stored on the indexers.

Simple answer : You dont need to place data model configurations anywhere but the search head. Unless you want to share and use the data model structures on other SH or IDX.

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