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How to identify the host in splunk to log data from apigee edge?

arunprasath93
Explorer

FYI: i am using trail version of both splunk and apigee

How to identify the host to log data from apigee edge?
while logging over TCP, where can i find the value of tag.

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avdhesh36
Explorer

@arunprasath93 - Did you got the solution to your question ?

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MikeElliott
Communicator

Hi arunprasath93,

Do you mean how to identify the details of your Splunk instance to have data forwarded from apigee, or do you mean how to identify the apigee hosts in Splunk to see they are logging?

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arunprasath93
Explorer

I would like to know details like host of splunk to log data from apigee

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MikeElliott
Communicator

Thanks for clarifying!

Unfortunately, I won't be able to help - We had our apigee data sent to one of our gateway forwarders via syslog and then ingested into Splunk from there.

I've no experience with single instance deployments, nor the trial version.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

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sipradas
Engager

Hi Mike,

can you please provide the steps to ingest apigee edge logs to splunk cloud?

Thanks,

avdhesh36
Explorer

Hi @sipradas

Still this question is Not Answered for months now . I guess the community is not very useful 😄

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himanish2008
Explorer

Is it tcp based?

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guru865
Path Finder

@himansh2008

Yes, over TCP protocol, we have a Heavy forwarder in place as an intermediate forwarder to log data via Syslog and then to Splunk Clustered instance.

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