I guess you did not use any tool to make the connection? We have an upcoming project that includes the integration of those two systems. But we'll be using a custom tool (it's called zigiops) so that everything will be handled and done in no time. ... View more

@Madhusri.R hey. I might be a little late. Did you solve your problem? What type of data do you want to pour into Splunk? Are your systems connected, and if so, in what way? ... View more

Hi, @Manuel.Cunquera. Did you find a solution to your answer? Have you considered using an external tool to connect the two? What's your use case? ... View more

i've done it-metrics from dynatrace to splunk.  we used zigops. it really did help with some of the operations - more detailed insights.  ... View more

what exactly you'd like to monitor?  but, yes, you can monitor jira via appdynamics. it is all based on your specific needs: you can go with a custom solution or check out the following article here which i believe can give you an idea of how to do it yourself. ... View more

@Roy_9did you manage to make it work? I'm curious to know more about the way you managed to get things done (one never knows when it might be in need of this info). 🙂 if you are still wondering about the intervals, do you consider using other tools? it might be helpful. there are tools (such as zigiops) available on the market to help you with the integration requirements. ... View more

hi, rashmi. have you looked thought about using external help for this operation - maybe a connector, that will handle the entire integration from start to end?  ... View more

gee, 2 years and no answer. .. have you looked on nutanix website? it's the first time i hear about such an integration case.  what's the use case? if nothing pops up here, you might want to try elsewhere. some service providers (like zigiwave) can make you a custom solution (speaking from experience).  ... View more

as already mentioned, it's a broad question. by definition, integration is the process of bringing together the component sub-systems into one system. so you'll link(connect) splunk with other systems (like snow, jira sm, bmc, and others). that's at least what we do. depends on the use case. for our last customer, we integrated splunk with datadog via an external tool. it took few steps & happened in no time. ... View more

yep, it can be integrated.  it's mostly used for events/incidents. look at the docs here: Configure ServiceNow to integrate with the Splunk platform - Splunk Documentation for further details (+ there are also video tutorials). I've used it, worked perfectly. in case you seek additional help (an external one) - there are plenty of tools available on the market to connect the systems. tools like trayio and zigiosp can help you, too. I've used them both. but I'm current using the latter for such instances. ... View more

yes, we do extract/transfer data in between the two systems. we use third-party tools for this. it makes our lives less complicated and less messy. i know trayio has a connector for that. but we use zigiops. works in both directions. clients are happy with the final result and more specifically - with less time spent on establishing the connection. ... View more

As Giuseppe wrote, the question (written this way) can mean a lot of things. What I understand from your question is that you want a tool to connect both systems so you can transfer data from them or in between them, right? If you are particularly looking for an external solution, marketplaces are brimming. You just have to know the features you are looking for in the 3rd party tool and test to find out which one works best for your use case. You can connect Splunk with a lot of systems like Cherwell, Ivanti, Dynatrace, BMC, OpsBridge, ServiceNow, and more. Tools like Streamweaver offer connectors for Splunk. What we use is a different tool that is easier to deploy and has a long list of useful Splunk integrations. The team finds it more suitable for work. ... View more