How can search results be shared in Splunk?

Sharing search results in Splunk can be accomplished through multiple methods that cater to different needs and scenarios. The correct option highlights three primary ways of sharing results: via email, exported files, and dashboards.

Using email enables users to send search results directly to individuals or groups, which is beneficial for sharing insights or reports with stakeholders who may not access the Splunk interface regularly. This feature allows for timely dissemination of critical information to the right audience.

Exporting results to files provides flexibility in sharing data, as users can choose different formats such as CSV or JSON. This option is particularly useful when the data needs to be used in other applications or systems outside of Splunk, allowing for integration with other reporting or analysis tools.

Dashboards offer a dynamic way to visualize and share search results. Users can create interactive dashboards that present data in a more visually appealing and easily digestible format. This allows users to monitor key metrics and trends in real time, making it easier for teams to collaborate and make informed decisions based on current data.

The other choices do not encompass the full spectrum of sharing capabilities available in Splunk. Restricting sharing to internal user accounts or only exporting data to text files limits collaboration opportunities and versatility in how data can be utilized and disseminated