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SplunkUI Start but cannot open in browser

zksvc
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Hi Everyone,

I am trying to install SplunkUI to explore it, the documentation I followed is from the following link https://splunkui.splunk.com/Packages/create/CreatingSplunkApps And when I reached the 'yarn start' stage, everything went smoothly.

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However, when I restarted Splunk to see the results, I couldn't see any changes from before.

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Does anyone know about this issue?

 

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zksvc
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After further investigation, the file created from SplunkUI is located in the /etc/apps directory and must be moved to /opt/splunk/etc/apps/ so that it can be accessed from the Splunk browser.

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zksvc
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After further investigation, the file created from SplunkUI is located in the /etc/apps directory and must be moved to /opt/splunk/etc/apps/ so that it can be accessed from the Splunk browser.

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