This is pretty straightforward: you can just fetch the search results from the search manager in javascript either as an array or as JSON and from there do whatever you like. The basics are this Simple XML: <dashboard script="some_js.js"> <search id="some_search"> <query>index=foo | table field_a field_b</query> ... And in your app_folder/appserver/static folder, you place a some_js.js with content such as this: require([ 'splunkjs/mvc', 'splunkjs/mvc/searchmanager', 'splunkjs/mvc/simplexml/ready!', 'splunkjs/ready!' ], function (mvc, SearchManager) { // Get the search manager var manager = mvc.Components.get("some_search"); // Get the search results from the manager for JSON var data = manager.data("results", { output_mode: "json_rows" }); // To get results as array, use: // var data = manager.data("results"); var workWithResults = function(results) { // Make sure there is data on callback if (!data.hasData()) { return; } // Convert results to json var collection = results.collection().toJSON(); // Do whatever needs to be done with your data: console.log(collection); }; data.on("data", workWithResults); }); That should get you going. From here on, you need to use whatever library/extension/tool you use for visualizations. ... View more

If you contact your Splunk Account Manager, they can provide you more information on what Splunk is working on in regards to SCOM and the Microsoft products. Additionally, you can submit feature requests, which will help let the Splunk product management team know what customers are asking for. ... View more