Alerting

Splunk Alerting: Identify all the alerts which are using same webhook

arkapdas
Engager
hi all, I have a specific webhook url which has been used in multiple splunk alerts. Now I want to change that webhook. I was trying to figure out, is there any way I can figure out what are the alerts which are using this particular webhook
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venkatasri
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi @arkapdas 

The following command shall return the alerts and their actions you have to find what's the field name for webhook and further filter it to your need.

| rest  /services/saved/searches | where isnotnull(title) | table action* id title search

 

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arkapdas
Engager

You saved my life, now I am pushing it a little more [:P]

Is there any way  I can update the values  in one shot?

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venkatasri
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@arkapdas goto savedsearches.conf on SH and update them from backend.

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venkatasri
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi @arkapdas 

The following command shall return the alerts and their actions you have to find what's the field name for webhook and further filter it to your need.

| rest  /services/saved/searches | where isnotnull(title) | table action* id title search

 

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