Hello, i am reaching out to ask if there is any way to make the chart that was generated with the scheduled PDF report option look any better.  We have this dashboard:     It looks fine. Everything looks nice and clean. When we use the schedule PDF, and we generate a pdf, it does not look good. It looks like  As an fyi, the above SS included both types for chart formatting, one had the values in the middle, and one had values above. Both look good in the dashboard, but neither look good in the pdf.  Is there a way to edit the chart bars so they have more space, or to edit the size of the numerals above the bars?    Is there an app that allows better editing of PDF within splunk? I feel like we have done everything we can to make the pdf look good, but we can not seem to be able to get the numbers to look good on the pdf.    Thank you for any guidance.  

Hi, can someone help me? I'm trying to call a webhook on AWX Tower (Ansible) using the Add-On Builder. This is my script but it doesn't work, but I don't get an error message either:   # encoding = utf-8 def process_event(helper, *args, **kwargs): """ # IMPORTANT # Do not remove the anchor macro:start and macro:end lines. # These lines are used to generate sample code. If they are # removed, the sample code will not be updated when configurations # are updated. [sample_code_macro:start] # The following example gets the alert action parameters and prints them to the log machine = helper.get_param("machine") helper.log_info("machine={}".format(machine)) # The following example adds two sample events ("hello", "world") # and writes them to Splunk # NOTE: Call helper.writeevents() only once after all events # have been added helper.addevent("hello", sourcetype="sample_sourcetype") helper.addevent("world", sourcetype="sample_sourcetype") helper.writeevents(index="summary", host="localhost", source="localhost") # The following example gets the events that trigger the alert events = helper.get_events() for event in events: helper.log_info("event={}".format(event)) # helper.settings is a dict that includes environment configuration # Example usage: helper.settings["server_uri"] helper.log_info("server_uri={}".format(helper.settings["server_uri"])) [sample_code_macro:end] """ helper.log_info("Alert action awx_webhooks started.") # TODO: Implement your alert action logic here import requests url = 'https://<AWX-URL>/api/v2/job_templates/272/gitlab/' headers = {'Authorization': 'X-Gitlab-Token: <MYTOKEN>'} response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, verify=False) print(response.status_code) print(response.text)