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Hi ,
Thanks in Advance
I am trying to onboard json file data to splunk .But i am not forwarding all the data from json file.
My json file format
{
"aaa": {
"modified_files": [
"a/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/HEAD",
"a/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/config",
"a/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/index",
"a/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/logs/HEAD"]
},
"bbb": {
"modified_files": [
"b/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/HEAD",
"b/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/config",
"b/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/index",
"b/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/logs/HEAD"
]
}
}
I am getting result as like this
{
"aaa": {
"modified_files": [
"a/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/HEAD",
"a/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/config",
"a/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/index",
"a/D:\\\\splunk\\\\Repos\\\\/.git/logs/HEAD"
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Create a normal file monitor input and choose source type as json_no_timestamp
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Create a normal file monitor input and choose source type as json_no_timestamp
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Keep on monitoring the file in daily basis
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Check the link I have posted below.
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But i need to monitor json file
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for more info refer t o the link below
https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/8.2.6/Data/Monitorfilesanddirectorieswithinputs.conf
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File input does the same thing , it monitors file.
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