Getting Data In

Help with firehose ingestion

brent_weaver
Builder

Hello all... I am trying to use the Splunk-Trumpet project to a HEC end point with indexer ack, a valid SSL cert and internet facing. I can use curl to POST data to this endpoint with SSL enabled, so this tells me that at the most basic levels my HEC and it's associated infra is setup right.

Since this sets up an S3 bucket for backup should the firehose fail, i am able to browse that and I see the following message:

<Error>
<Code>AccessDenied</Code>
<Message>Access Denied</Message>
<RequestId>E1B619A2DC6BDD3F</RequestId>
<HostId>
pBxYzfWxtG+IfA77uG2ozJ3RNaEf8h4lv83lRDCJ7hmBYU4cPRMSRKk8CxNP761OjONm21jZNLM=
</HostId>
</Error>

Any help is MUCH appreciated, this is a HUGE improvement over the previous ingestion methods.

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badrinath_itrs
Communicator

This appears to be some sort of problem with AWS Permission.

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