Which command would you use to validate multiple btool configurations at once?

The command that enables you to validate multiple btool configurations at once is designed to check the configurations across all relevant files and settings. Using "splunk btool check" is effective because it recursively goes through the configuration files and checks for any syntax errors, conflicts, or issues that may affect the Splunk instance’s operation.

This command is especially useful in scenarios where you want to ensure that various app configurations are correct and do not have overlapping or erroneous settings. It consolidates the validation process into a single command rather than requiring individual checks on each configuration file, thereby streamlining the administration work for a Splunk System Administrator.

Other commands, while related, do not perform the same comprehensive validation of multiple configurations simultaneously, which is what sets the correct command apart. The intention here is to provide the ability to review all configurations efficiently, highlighting the importance of maintaining a well-functioning and error-free Splunk environment.