I have a htmn POST I would like to make from the search head when a user clicks on a button in their browser.
Currently, I am creating a search that runs a custom command. Due to the nature of the issue, a user can generate 200 events in a few seconds. As you would expect, I am hitting limits all over the place.
I have a .js that builds the Splunk command to call a custom command that does an HTML POST. I would like to skip Splunk as I can. The problem I have is the javascript runs on the local web browser and the POST needs to be on the private network that Splunk is on. I am taking advantage of Splunk's authentication to run the search, so I would like to do the same with a script.
I am presuming this is either built-in and I missed it, or really hard. Does anyone have any ideas?
