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Splunkbase App only available on Splunk Cloud

cplunk
Explorer

Hi,

I just finished creating my Splunk App, however for some reason the app isn't available for Splunk Enterprise (only Splunk Cloud) - here is an image of the "compatibility" section in Splunkbase. When I try to find the app in the Enterprise App "Store" it isn't there.

cplunk_0-1626256372851.png

Something I thought might have happened  was that I didn't add the following section to the manifest.

  "platformRequirements": {
    "splunk": {
      "Enterprise": "*"
    }
  },

 However even after adding it, the app still isn't available for Splunk Enterprise..

Has this happened to anyone?

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cplunk
Explorer

After explaining my issue to [email protected] they updated my app's compatibility and I can now find my app on Splunk Enterprise (within a day!).

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cplunk
Explorer

After explaining my issue to [email protected] they updated my app's compatibility and I can now find my app on Splunk Enterprise (within a day!).

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gjanders
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

cplunk
Explorer

Already did (I guess it takes them a while to answer).

Also mailed [email protected] and they didn't know what to tell me (forwarded me to [email protected] as well). 

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gjanders
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

It can take a while...

 

I checked one of my apps and I found no option for enterprise or cloud so I'm wondering if it's when you first submit the app...let the community know the answer 👍

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