Technologies Event Actions Applications
Want to roll program launchers into the Splunk interface, so you can use them on search results?
Event Action Applications let you add options to the menu next to events in Splunk's search results. You can use these to launch other web-based tools to do things like looking up IP addresses or launching URLs appearing in your events. Create your own Event Action Application, or download actions created by other members of the Splunk community! Even better, roll in other types of Applications for a more well-rounded solution.
Not a Splunk user? Download Splunk, set up your Splunk server, and then install your Applications(s) to extend your server.
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AfterGlow Graphing
This new search processor enables the generation of link graphs through Splunk. Make sure you follow the instructions in the README (once installed, located in etc/apps/afterglow) to configure the application!
splunk2nagios
This add-on helps you set up Splunk to Nagios integration
Google Earth / Google Maps
This bundle adds new field actions for IP addresses to locate the geographic origin of a connection.
twiki logs
Contains the basic extractions as well as some saved searches, reports, event types, and custom dashboard modules.
splunk2netcool
splunk2netcool integration for splunk 3.0
Splunk Alert
Command line utility to more easily search the splunk database, log specific errors and execute commands on a match. Comes with several predefined searches for cisco networking, and is easily extended. -s search Predefined search to run, use 'list' for options -cs string Custom search string passed in with quotes -l file Log results to file, appends by default -e email_addr Email addresses comma separated -x command Execute a command on a match -t time_restrict Suppress email alerts by time of day, use 'list' for options -d days Search over this many days in the past (default: 1) -m minutes Search over this many minutes in the past -c maxnum Max number of results (default: 100) -r Reverse results, (newest to oldest) -w Raw results, do not strip off timestamps -q Quiet Output, suppress errors -v Verbose output