Understand Splunk AR terminology

Before using Splunk AR, get to know the Splunk AR terminology.

Term	Definition
AR workspace	An augmented reality representation of a Splunk dashboard. An AR workspace can also include objects such as notes, media files, or playbooks.
Object	Any component in an AR workspace. An object can be a visualization, note, title, media, or playbook.
Panel	An augmented reality representation of a visualization. For example, creating an AR workspace with a dashboard that has four visualizations creates four panels.
Note	Text in an AR workspace.
Media	Any media files in an AR workspace, such as PDFs, audio files, video files, or images.
Asset	Any real-world object that you want to associate an AR workspace or Splunk dashboard with. For example, a machine with a barcode or a logo image.
Asset tag	A visual representation of an asset that contains an asset ID. For example, a barcode, QR code, or NFC tag. To learn more about asset tags, see About Splunk AR asset tags.
Asset group	A group of assets that might have different names or asset tags, but share the same data.
Asset Identifier (Asset ID)	An identifier that's encoded in an asset tag. For example, the value of a UPC barcode, or a URL encoded in a QR code or NFC tag. Asset IDs allow Splunk AR to identify and retrieve data for a particular asset.
Playbook	Playbooks are Python scripts that execute various actions in response to an incident. You can integrate playbooks into AR workspaces to guide users through real-world tasks. To learn how to use playbooks in Splunk AR, see Enable Splunk AR Workflow Automation.