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How to get the data from Splunk with using of SPL query

raghunandan1
Engager

Hi Team,

We have 800+ servers contains windows & Linux servers. How to get the data from Splunk with these details O/S version, Allocated Storage (GB), Utilized Storage (GB), Uptime %, CPU Utilization Peak %, CPU Utilization Avg %,  with the help of SPL query .

Can you please help us on this requirement.

Thanks,

Raghunadha.

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PickleRick
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

And what data do you have in your Splunk? How should your Splunk know about all this?

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raghunandan1
Engager

We have using for windows servers index=windows and index=perfmon. For Linux servers using index=os . These servers having data memory utilization and CPU, performance data.

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PickleRick
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Index names don't matter here. It's about the data in indexes.

Anyway, perfmon data does not include OS version as far as I remember so you need to make sure you have this ingested another way.

What data you have in your linux index is beyond me - you should have it docummented somewhere. I suppose you have TA_nix deployed across your environment and some inputs enabled but we don't know which ones and what data you're ingesting.

So the question is what data you _have_. If you know this, you'll probably know what to search for yourself.

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