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Splunk Developer's Guide, Second Edition

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By : Marco Scala, Smith
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Splunk Developer's Guide, Second Edition

Splunk Developer's Guide, Second Edition

3.6 (5)
By: Marco Scala, Smith

Overview of this book

Splunk provides a platform that allows you to search data stored on a machine, analyze it, and visualize the analyzed data to make informed decisions. The adoption of Splunk in enterprises is huge, and it has a wide range of customers right from Adobe to Dominos. Using the Splunk platform as a user is one thing, but customizing this platform and creating applications specific to your needs takes more than basic knowledge of the platform. This book will dive into developing Splunk applications that cater to your needs of making sense of data and will let you visualize this data with the help of stunning dashboards. This book includes everything on developing a full-fledged Splunk application?right from designing to implementing to publishing. We will design the fundamentals to build a Splunk application and then move on to creating one. During the course of the book, we will cover application data, objects, permissions, and more. After this, we will show you how to enhance the application, including branding, workflows, and enriched data. Views, dashboards, and web frameworks are also covered. This book will showcase everything new in the latest version of Splunk?including the latest data models, alert actions, XML forms, various dashboard enhancements, and visualization options (with D3). Finally, we take a look at the latest Splunk cloud applications, advanced integrations, and development as per the latest release.
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SplunkJS Stack

SplunkJS Stack contains a few frameworks to help web developers build Splunk applications in a familiar JavaScript environment. The first is Backbone.js, which provides the MVC framework as building blocks for your dashboards. The second is RequireJS, which helps to manage dependencies. The third is jQuery, which helps to manage the document objects within the dashboard. Finally, Splunk provides a large library with views and managers that help you interact with Splunk. We would be remiss if we didn't take some time and review the different views and managers. Each of these is implemented within the JavaScript code of the RequireJS function.

Note

As we start looking into each item of the Splunk library, we will present the native module path and the default variable name. These get placed in the RequireJS function call as noted earlier. This can be abstracted in the following manner:

require([ "<splunk module path>" ],
    function( <splunk variable name...
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