Solution: Rename the app and deploy to search heads. ... View more

Yup! Renaming must have fixed it on our end too. Haven't seen the "red triangle of doom" pop back up yet. Marking as solved. ... View more

I am having the exact same issue you describe. All nodes are Splunk 7.0.2. Very simple app -- just a dashboard and some panels -- yet sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Setup: 1 SH --> 3 Indexers. No clustering. Did you figure it anything out? ... View more

VERY Helpful. Would have never figured this out on my own. Thank you for showing me this example. I'll work on implementing this soon -- provide more information, questions as they come up. ... View more

There is a blog article that talks about this approach: http://stratumsecurity.com/2012/07/03/splunk-security/ ... View more

Thanks or the info. Is this warning harmless? Can it be affecting performance? Is there anyway to suppress? ... View more

Both of these work: Thanks for the help! request.user.realname request.user.name ... View more

I came up with a solution, though it's not very pythonic. Basically I take the XML of the REST response and grab the specific strings. It works but it's kinda ugly. import re response = service.get('/services/authentication/current-context') result = re.search('<s:key name="username">(.*)</s:key>', response.body) username = result.group(1) result = re.search('<s:key name="realname">(.*)</s:key>', response.body) realname = result.group(1) print username print realname ... View more

@tysonstewart -- Let me go back and double check. I'm almost positive. HOWEVER, I tried to port this app over to a Windows search head and could not get it working. I have been meaning to do a screencast / blog writeup of this project. If you can wait a week I'll give you a full write up. I'll post it to this thread. ... View more

So far it works great -- there are a few got'chas with python syntax, but otherwise working well. The app does basic CRUD with 200+ users. I'll post a full blog post with code sooner-than-later ... View more

Good call on the requirejs. I knew splunk was using it, but I didn't quite understand the syntax. I'm building a sweet-sweet data gird (with a SQLite backedn) just like -> http://trirand.com/blog/jqgrid/jqgrid.html I'll write up a blog post once it's done. ... View more

I actually solved this in a very hacky way. Basically I wait until splunk is ready, then I use a jquery getScript() to pull in the external scripts. Now, if you look closely you'll notice they are nested. This is because there's AJAX taking place, and I need to wait for everything to come back before I can start using it. Nesting the functions() solves this. Although it works, this is definitely not the best approach. Requirejs (like ineeman mentioned above) seems a lot cleaner. <script> require(["splunkjs/ready!"], function(mvc) { //get the scripts using jquery $.getScript( "/dj/static/josh_app/jqGrid/js/i18n/grid.locale-en.js", function( data, textStatus, jqxhr ) { console.log( "grid.locale-en.js load was performed." ); $.getScript( "/dj/static/josh_app/jqGrid/js/jquery.jqGrid.min.js", function( data, textStatus, jqxhr ) { console.log( "jquery.jqGrid.min.js load was performed." ); console.log("about to access the grid"); //the rest of this is all jqGrid stuff jQuery("#list2").jqGrid({ url:'http://172.16.127.128:8000/dj/en-us/josh_app/ajax-request', datatype: "json", colNames:['ID','User', 'Date', 'Profile Name','Low Warn','Low Error','High Warn','High Error'], colModel:[ {name:'id',index:'id'}, {name:'userid',index:'userid'}, {name:'date',index:'date'}, {name:'profile_name',index:'profile_name'}, {name:'low_warn',index:'low_warn'}, {name:'low_error',index:'low_error'}, {name:'high_warn',index:'high_warn'}, {name:'high_error',index:'high_error'} ], rowNum:10, rowList:[10,25,50], pager: '#pager2', sortname: 'id', viewrecords: true, sortorder: "desc", caption:"Threshold Profiles" }); jQuery("#list2").jqGrid('navGrid','#pager2',{edit:false,add:false,del:false}); }); }); }); </script> ... View more

Mr. Sideview, Thank you SO MUCH. I played around with your app -- worked like a charm! No code, all drag and drop, very simple. Take a look here: http://imgur.com/a/8EBQa Note: I really like your youtube videos. I would suggest creating more tutorials. 🙂 -Josh ... View more

Mr. Sideview, Thank you SO MUCH. I played around with your app -- worked like a charm! No code, all drag and drop, very simple. Take a look here: http://imgur.com/a/8EBQa Note: I really like your youtube videos. I would suggest creating more tutorials. 🙂 -Josh ... View more

Working on the second approach now. Will update when I have progress! ... View more