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Lectures:
0:00 Intro
1:25 2 - Course Structure
4:44 3 - Installing VMplayer
6:37 4 - Installing Ubuntu
14:27 5 - Assigning IPs and changing the default password
22:36 6 - Downloading Splunk and installing Apache
28:24 7 - Importing Fortigate Appliance
33:04 8 - Installing Splunk and Splunk UF
41:04 9 - Deployment types
45:10 10 - Configure Splunk to receive logs
56:03 11 - Collecting logs from remote nodes
1:13:44 12 - Configure Syslog source
1:17:09 13 - Searching and exploring data on Splunk
1:20:54 14 - Extract fields and add knowledge to data
1:33:30 15 - Splunk Search Processing Language (SPL)
1:35:56 16 - Creating reports and dashboards
1:46:42 17 - Creating alerts

You can follow the course on Udemy as well:
https://www.udemy.com/course/splunk-b...

Resources:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jRNX...
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Machines are trying to tell us something through logs, so they are a very valuable resource for IT departments to ensure that everything is working as expected and to give us an idea of what is going on in our IT environments which will help to respond faster to incidents.

In this hands-on course, we will learn how to set up a small virtual LAB to simulate real-world logging and monitoring scenarios, where we will collect logs from Apache web server and Fortigate firewall and send them to Splunk for storage, analysis, visualization, and alerting.

I selected these two log sources specifically because they represent the majority of log sources you will find in your environment, so you can follow the same steps in the course to integrate different log sources in the future.

There are more complex log sources to integrate like logs that are pulled from database but they are not suitable to be discussed in an introductory course.

After we onboard logs to Splunk, we will search and explore data we received then we will add knowledge to it by extracting interesting fields in these logs.


At this point, our logs will be ready to be treated by Splunk Searching Processing Language (SPL) to create reports, dashboards, and alerts.

This course will make you ready to dig deep into more advanced topics of Splunk administration like,

High availability
Indexers clusters
Search head clusters
Deployments servers
Splunk Apps
Advanced SPL

But you have to walk before you run, so my vision for this course is to master the basics first to break the ice.

Note:
When the course was recorded Splunk version was 8.0.4.1, On 10-09-2022 I validated Splunk Enterprise 9.0.1 on my own test lab and the steps and instructions in this course still apply.

Who this course is for:
Security engineers
IT Administrators
Security operations center engineers
Security incident handlers
Systems administrators
Anyone want to explore huge log files/feeds
Anyone interested in learning Splunk

What you'll learn:
ICT Logging and monitoring basics
How to make logs work for you and get notified if something went wrong
Visualize data received from any log source in very simple steps
Build a small computer LAB that consists of a Splunk server, Apache web server and Fortigate firewall virtual appliance
Install and configure Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Universal Forwarder
Know the different deployment types of Splunk
Collect logs from remote nodes using Splunk Universal Forwarder
Collect logs from Syslog devices like Fortigate firewall
Search and explore data on Splunk
Extract fields and add knowledge to data
Quick introduction to Splunk Search Processing language (SPL)