D. !search using=splunk_instance_1 query="* | head 3"
The head command in Splunk is used to limit the number of events returned by the search, starting from the most recent events. Therefore, using head 3 will return the last three events in the results.
Here is a brief explanation of why the other options are not correct:
*A. !search using=splunk_instance_1 query=" | last 3"**: There is no last command in Splunk's search processing language (SPL).
*B. !search using=splunk_instance_1 query=" | 3"**: This syntax is incorrect for limiting results in Splunk.
*C. !query using=splunk_instance_1 query=" | last 3"**: Similar to option A, there is no last command in SPL, and !query is not the correct command prefix for searching Splunk in this context.
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