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Forwarder REST API: How can I get the list of files monitored by a deployment app on a forwarder?

dominiquevocat
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

There is a endpoint on a forwarder which lists the monitors i.e. the files indexed
/servicesNS/nobody/_appname_/data/inputs/monitor/
however, this endpoint lists all files monitored and not only the ones by this app.

How can i get the files monitored by an app or the files only in the "search" app i.E. manually added by an administrator on the machine?

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dominiquevocat
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

One workarround is to filter by the desired string in the feed.entry.id

| rename feed.entry.id AS id | rename feed.entry.title AS title  | eval tmp=mvzip(title,id) | table tmp | mvexpand tmp | eval tmp=split(tmp,",")| eval file=mvindex(tmp,0) | eval id=mvindex(tmp,1) | search id="*myAppName*" | table file

Not so very nice but somewhat ok-ish

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dominiquevocat
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

If anyone wants to do this, feel free to download the App TA-forwarderquery
https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/2775/

ncsantucci
Path Finder

This is awesome. This should be built-in!

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dominiquevocat
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

glad you like it. open for suggestions @ncsantucci

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dominiquevocat
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

One workarround is to filter by the desired string in the feed.entry.id

| rename feed.entry.id AS id | rename feed.entry.title AS title  | eval tmp=mvzip(title,id) | table tmp | mvexpand tmp | eval tmp=split(tmp,",")| eval file=mvindex(tmp,0) | eval id=mvindex(tmp,1) | search id="*myAppName*" | table file

Not so very nice but somewhat ok-ish

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