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jedatt01
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I have a js script and want to consume the output in splunk. What command should I use to make sure splunk can consume the output of the .js file? Print("output")?

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martin_mueller
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Splunk will read your script's stdout stream, so if Print("output") writes to stdout then yes. However, that depends on what your script is doing/using. For example, with Node.js you may be looking for process.stdout.write("foo").

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martin_mueller
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Splunk will read your script's stdout stream, so if Print("output") writes to stdout then yes. However, that depends on what your script is doing/using. For example, with Node.js you may be looking for process.stdout.write("foo").

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