Getting Data In

is there any way to process data with a heavy forwarder and then send the formatted data uncooked?

Log_wrangler
Builder

I have raw data that I need to parse / break per event time stamp but I need to send it uncooked (with the event breaks) to a NiFi listener node...

I don't believe this is possible....

Please confirm.
Thank you

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harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Hi @Log_wrangler,

I believe the same that this is not possible because when you send uncooked data to 3rd party, splunk will send raw data without processing it so in this case you can't break events on those data I guess.

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harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Hi @Log_wrangler,

I believe the same that this is not possible because when you send uncooked data to 3rd party, splunk will send raw data without processing it so in this case you can't break events on those data I guess.

Log_wrangler
Builder

agreed, its incompatible... thanks.

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mstjohn_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

hi @log_wrangler

If this is the correct answer to your question, would you mind approving it? That way, other users can learn from this query. Thanks!

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