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The Splunk Enterprise Certified Architect exam is the final step towards completion of the Splunk Enterprise Certified Architect certification. This highly technical certification exam is an 87-minute, 90-question assessment which evaluates a candidate's knowledge and skills in Splunk Deployment Methodology and best-practices for planning, data collection, and sizing, managing, and troubleshooting a standard with indexer and search head clustering. 

Candidates can expect an additional 3 minutes to review the exam agreement, for a total seat time of 90 minutes.The prerequisite exams for this certification are Splunk Core Certified Power User and Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin.

Requirements definition

Index and infrastructure planning

Clustering Overview

Forwarder and Deployment

Integration

Splunk Support model

Splunk troubleshooting methods and tools

Clarifying the problem, installation, licensing, and crash problems

UI and search problems

Configuration problems

Deployment problems

User management problems

Large-scale Splunk deployment overview

Single-site (high-availability) indexer cluster, multi-site (disaster-recovery) indexer cluster

Indexer cluster management and administration

Indexer discovery forwarder configuration

Search head cluster

Search head cluster management and administration

KV Store collection and lookup management

A. Setting the cluster search factor to N-1.

B. Increasing the number of buckets per index.

C. Decreasing the data model acceleration range.

D. Setting the cluster replication factor to N-1.

A. Increasing the search factor in the cluster.

B. Increasing the replication factor in the cluster.

C. Increasing the number of search heads in the cluster.

D. Increasing the number of CPUs on the indexers in the cluster.

A. Replace the indexer storage to solid state drives (SSD).

B. Add more search heads and redistribute users based on the search type.

C. Look for slow searches and reschedule them to run during an off-peak time.

D. Add more search peers and make sure forwarders distribute data evenly across all indexers.

A. The search head may have different configurations than the indexers.

B. The data inputs are not properly configured across all the forwarders.

C. The indexers may have different configurations than the heavy forwarders.

D. The forwarders managed by the other department are an older version than the rest.

A. 300GB. After this limit, search is locked out.

B. 500GB. After this limit, search is locked out.

C. 800GB. After this limit, search is locked out.

D. Search is not locked out. Violations are still recorded.

A. Distributes apps to SHC members.

B. Bootstraps a clean Splunk install for a SHC.

C. Distributes non-search related and manual configuration file changes.

D. Distributes runtime knowledge object changes made by users across the SHC.