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Getting Github Data with Webhooks (Part 2)
In part two of this series, we're diving into different serverless functions that can help facilitate data in between Github and Splunk, and potential security benefits that result from this.
Splunking Microsoft Teams Data
There is a lot of valuable data available from Microsoft to ensure your Teams users are having a good experience. The Microsoft Teams Add-on for Splunk helps you get this data into Splunk.
Extend Your Splunk App with Custom REST Endpoints
Two great uses for custom REST endpoints which are developer-defined endpoints that lets you build out the Splunk REST API to meet your specific needs.
Splunking Webhooks with the HTTP Event Collector
Learn how to send webhooks directly to Splunk using the HTTP Event Collector (HEC).
Getting Github Data with Webhooks
Follow these step-by-step instructions to onboard Github data directly into Splunk Cloud.
Making the Collection of Centralised S3 Logs into Splunk easy with Lambda and SQS
If you got multiple AWS data sources in the same S3 bucket but struggle with efficient SNS notifications based on prefix wildcards, this article has got you covered.
How To Determine When a Host Stops Sending Logs to Splunk...Expeditiously
A brief overview on how to use tstats to monitor your hosts and bring awareness when they stop logging to Splunk.
Getting Microsoft Azure Data into Splunk
An overview of how Microsoft makes Microsoft Azure data available, how to access the data, and out-of-the-box Splunk Add-Ons that can consume this data.
Sharing Code Dependencies with AWS Lambda Layers
Learn how to use the AWS Lambda Layer to provide your Lambda function with data or required dependencies.
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