Getting Data In

Can I ingest JSON file into an index

cherrypick
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Hi,

I have a python modular input that populates an index (index_name). This ran into some gateway error issues causing some data to be missing in the index. Is it possible to ingest a JSON file containing the missing data directly into the index (index_name)?

 

Thanks, 

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kiran_panchavat
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@cherrypick 

If this is a one-time ingestion of the missing data, the simplest method is to use the Splunk Web UI to upload the JSON file directly into your index_name.  In the "Input Settings" step, set the Index field to index_name (your existing index). Review the configuration, then click Submit to ingest the file into index_name.
 
 
 
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kiran_panchavat
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@cherrypick 

If this is a one-time ingestion of the missing data, the simplest method is to use the Splunk Web UI to upload the JSON file directly into your index_name.  In the "Input Settings" step, set the Index field to index_name (your existing index). Review the configuration, then click Submit to ingest the file into index_name.
 
 
 
Did this help? If yes, please consider giving kudos, marking it as the solution, or commenting for clarification — your feedback keeps the community going!
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