Are you ready to take your Splunk skills to the next level and earn your Splunk Core Certified Power User credential?

This course offers realistic, exam-style practice tests specifically designed to help you master the knowledge and skills required to pass the Splunk SPLK-1002 certification exam. Whether you're preparing for your first Splunk certification or reinforcing what you've learned in Splunk training, these practice exams will help you identify knowledge gaps, improve your speed, and build exam-day confidence.

What you get:

• High-quality, updated practice questions modeled after the real exam

• Detailed explanations and references to help reinforce learning

• Unlimited test retakes to track your progress

• A proven way to prepare for success — even if you’re short on time

Perfect for data analysts, administrators, or any IT professional who wants to leverage the power of Splunk for search, visualization, and data analysis.

Topics Covered in the Splunk Core Certified Power User Certification:

The certification validates your ability to use Splunk’s core features for data search, visualization, and knowledge object creation.

Here are the major topics:

1. Basic Searching

   • Search syntax and best practices

   • Using fields and search commands effectively

2. Using Fields in Searches

   • Extracting and using fields

   • Field lookups and field aliases

3. Search Language Fundamentals

   • Boolean operators, wildcards, and time modifiers

   • Piping and transforming search results

4. Transforming Commands

   • Using stats, chart, timechart, top, and rare

   • Aggregating and visualizing data

5. Creating Reports and Dashboards

   • Saving searches

   • Creating and customizing reports and dashboards

   • Using visualizations and data panels

6. Creating and Managing Knowledge Objects

   • Tags, event types, and workflow actions

   • Creating alerts and scheduling reports

7. Creating Field Extractions

   • Interactive Field Extractor (IFX)

   • Regular expression-based extractions

8. Using Lookups

   • Static and dynamic lookups

   • Input and output lookup commands

9. Data Models and Pivots

   • Understanding and building data models

   • Creating pivots for non-SPL users

10. Search Optimization and Best Practices

• Optimizing SPL for performance

• Reducing load on the indexer and search head

11. Search Optimization and Performance

• Optimizing SPL for faster searches

• Using indexed fields and time filters effectively

• Best practices for report and dashboard performance

12. Alerts and Scheduling

• Creating alerts based on search conditions

• Real-time vs. scheduled alerts

• Trigger actions (email, script, webhook)

• Managing alert conditions and thresholds