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These allow you to categorize events based on search terms. Select your answer.
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Pretty sure it's event types. You use those to label and group events by matching search patterns, which makes organizing data easier. Official Splunk docs and practice questions mention event types a lot for this purpose.
Event Types
Would tags ever let you categorize by search terms, or is that only something event types can actually do?
Is it really not Groups? Pretty sure Event Types use search terms, while Groups is a bit of a red herring here.
Event Types. Groups sounds tempting but I don't think that's a real Splunk feature-"event types" lets you classify events dynamically using search terms, which is what the question describes. Pretty sure tags are just extra labels and not based on search logic. Let me know if anyone sees it differently.
B. Event Types (I remember a similar question, but tags would only work if the categorization wasn't based on search terms specifically).
Event Types fits here. They let you label events with a search, so you can categorize stuff on the fly. Not totally ruling out tags, but tags are more like labels, not category based on searches. Anyone see it differently?
Groups. I feel like that's a trap, but similar questions on some practice sets mentioned groups for organizing events.
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