Hello team !
After unsuccessful research on the Internet / Splunk doc, I am turning to you for my question:
- Let's say I have 50 alerts in a single app, that are all stored in my file $SPLUNK_HOME$/etc/apps/<appname>/default/savedsearches.conf.
- For version control / code management, I want to split this single savedsearches.conf into multiples savedsearches.conf files so that developers can work with a folder directory looking like this:
| default |
| - | alerts |
| - | - | category_1_alerts |
| - | - | category_1_alerts | savedsearches.conf
| - | - | category_2_alerts |
| - | - | category_2_alerts | savedsearches.conf
...
- I tried without success on my Splunk instance. I don't know if it is possible, and if it this, I don't know if there are some statements to make in code (e.g. #include <filename>)
Have a nice day 🙂
PS : In my version control / code management tool, I can always resort to concatenating all my files together when packaging Splunk code if I don't manage to find a better answer.
Hi @xeyer10891,
no it isn't possible.
the only workaround is dividing alerts in different apps, but it isn't possible have a structured savedsearch.conf or local folder.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
Hi @xeyer10891,
no it isn't possible.
the only workaround is dividing alerts in different apps, but it isn't possible have a structured savedsearch.conf or local folder.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
Thanks a lot!