When managing user roles, what can be configured in Splunk?

In Splunk, user roles are crucial for controlling access to different aspects of the system and managing permissions for users. When managing user roles, you can specifically configure access privileges for various applications, which determines what features and data users in that role can access.

Each role can be assigned specific capabilities, such as the ability to run searches, create reports, and use specific apps or dashboards. This granular control is essential for maintaining security and ensuring that users have access only to the data and functionality they need to perform their duties effectively.

The other options do not pertain directly to user role management in Splunk. Data source configurations relate to how data is ingested and managed within Splunk, search speed settings pertain to performance adjustments for search queries, and graphic visualization preferences deal with how data is visually represented. These aspects are important in their own right, but they are not directly connected to the configuration of user roles and their access privileges.