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Hi everyone
I am planning to create a Splunk lab.
I want
2 Forwarders- who will receive the logs from multiple sources(windows, UNIX, log files, etc)
2 indexers who are you replicating data with each other
One search head.
For forwards high availability I configure both indexers IP’s in output.conf file in both Forwarders.
Q-Now how can I configure indexes to replicate data with each other?
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@rashid47010,
please refer to above comments by @SteveG and @skoelpin
for an indexer cluster to replicate data you will need at least 4 machines - 1 Cluster Master, 1 Search Head and 2 Indexers.
hope it helps
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@rashid47010,
please refer to above comments by @SteveG and @skoelpin
for an indexer cluster to replicate data you will need at least 4 machines - 1 Cluster Master, 1 Search Head and 2 Indexers.
hope it helps
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Hi
Configure your SH to search thru both indexers.
Thats will be the best shot for dev . environment
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how can I accept your answer
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@ssadanala1
thanks.
it is helpful to understand basic concept.
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Hi,
You can configure your SH to search through both indexers .
That will be the best shot in this scenario
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you can configure indexer clustering. Refer below docs:
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.0.3/Indexer/Aboutclusters
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hi
thanks for your kind reply.
I believe that I need another server as index cluster.
I am limited with resources.
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Don't cluster your indexers until you have 3 indexers and 1 cluster master available
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This is not best practice, but you can make your search head as cluster master and then configure indexer clustering, as you have limited resources.
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More than "not best practice", using a search head as the cluster master is not supported. See http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.0.3/Indexer/Systemrequirements#Required_Splunk_Enterpr...
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