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Heroku https drain to splunk enterprise

klops
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Does anyone have luck processing heroku's https drain to a on-prem Splunk Enterprise indexer?

I'm currently using its syslog drain but want to add encryption and heroku https drain seem to be the only way.

From what I tell we'll need to setup a intermediate web server to process the https post from heroku, default splunk enterprise doesn't seem to have direct ingestion on http post.

Any recommendation is appreciated. Thanks

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klops
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Answering my own question. We ended up using a simple nginx server setup to just relay all the https POST into log files, and have a generic splunk universal forwarder on the nginx host to send the log over.

specific nginx setup is inspired by this stackoverflow post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4939382/logging-post-data-from-request-body

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klops
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Answering my own question. We ended up using a simple nginx server setup to just relay all the https POST into log files, and have a generic splunk universal forwarder on the nginx host to send the log over.

specific nginx setup is inspired by this stackoverflow post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4939382/logging-post-data-from-request-body

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