In an existing Splunk environment, the new index buckets that are created each day are about half the size of the incoming data. Within each bucket, about 30% of the space is used for rawdata and about 70% for index files.
What additional information is needed to calculate the daily disk consumption, per indexer, if indexer clustering is implemented?

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In an existing Splunk environment, the new index buckets that are created each day are about half the size of the incoming data. Within each bucket, about 30% of the space is used for rawdata and about 70% for index files.

What additional information is needed to calculate the daily disk consumption, per indexer, if indexer clustering is implemented?

Shangar Sundaralingam · Accepted Answer

Total daily indexing volume, number of peer nodes, replication factor, and search factor.

Shangar Sundaralingam · Answer

Total daily indexing volume, number of peer nodes, and number of accelerated searches.

Shangar Sundaralingam · Answer

Total daily indexing volume, replication factor, search factor, and number of search heads.

Shangar Sundaralingam · Answer

Replication factor, search factor, number of accelerated searches, and total disk size across cluster.

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