# splunk-util version 0.3.3
splunk util is a program that allows splunk engineers to easily carry out projects using the basic sdk of splunk.
This program includes the following features. # 1. Simple Index When you index, only the data file and the index name are automatically indexed and the index is entered into the file. # 2. Simple Search This is the ability to use SPL in environments where web browsers are not available. # 3. Simple Diag It automatically checks the items to be checked by default during periodic inspection and saves the problematic part in the system. # 4. Simple StressTest
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