Splunk Enterprise Certified Admin Practice Test

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Which of the following is NOT a task you can perform with KV store in Splunk?

  1. Perform CRUD operations

  2. Define storage definition schema

  3. Apply role-based access

  4. Compile code for applications

The correct answer is: Compile code for applications

The choice that states compiling code for applications is not a task that you can perform with the KV store in Splunk is correct. The KV store, or Key-Value store, is specifically designed for storing, retrieving, and managing structured data within Splunk. It allows users to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations, can have storage schema definitions to structure the data, and can implement role-based access controls to help enforce permissions based on user roles. However, compiling code for applications is outside the scope of the KV store's functionality. This task is related to application development and management rather than data storage and retrieval. Therefore, while the KV store offers robust data management features, it does not encompass application code compilation or related software development processes. This distinction clarifies that the KV store's primary role is in data management and not in application development.