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The final step and concluding the link specified in the document.

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Should be able to take you to the official documentation where you can download this.

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Manual, which will be handy while finalizing the architecture.

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Let us go through this link.

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So this is one of these links that are very useful while you are at the final stage of your Splunk adventure.

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This manual is known as Capacity Planning Manual.

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You can click download this manual as PDF.

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Make sure you are clicking on the top because if you download this, probably you will end up just getting

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the first page of the documentation or this topic.

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So make sure you click on download manual as PDF so that you get the complete.

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Manuel.

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So this is our capacity planning manual, which will be very handy while finalizing our Splunk architecture.

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And we have seen in our previous discussion we know what is the license cite number of indexes, equal

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number of searches, number of ave for order and whether to have a deployment server license manager.

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And also the hardware requirements like RAM CPU are required for each component of our Splunk.

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The storage requirement for indexers and IOPS.

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We will summarize all this and finalize the best fit architecture for the organization.

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Remember, always IOPS should be greater than 200.

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The RAM can vary from 12 to 64 GB based on the size of the architecture and the more cores.

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The more better for the searchers.