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Splunk Extension

馃敀 Security路by bluebeeweb路v0.1.0
Pay per use4-40 tok/action
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About this extension

Connect your own Splunk instance (self-hosted or Splunk Cloud) to run searches, manage saved searches/alerts, indexes, users and roles, send events via HTTP Event Collector, and audit search-head health -- from Imperal. Uses your own auth token (or username/password) -- nothing is hosted or proxied by Imperal beyond the request itself.

What you get

Every capability exposed by Splunk, metered per action and guarded by the two-step safety protocol.

  • connect_splunkwrite

    Connect your own self-hosted or Splunk Cloud instance by saving its base URL plus an auth token or username/password, after checking it actually works. Get a token from Splunk: Settings > Tokens > New Token.

  • list_connectionsread

    List the connected Splunk instances.

  • disconnect_splunkwrite

    Disconnect a Splunk instance: deletes the saved credentials. Nothing in Splunk itself is changed.

  • save_hec_tokenwrite

    Save an HTTP Event Collector token for a connected Splunk instance, so send_event can push events into it. Get one from Settings > Data Inputs > HTTP Event Collector > New Token.

  • list_hec_tokensread

    List saved HTTP Event Collector tokens (never reveals the secret value).

  • delete_hec_tokenwrite

    Permanently delete a saved HEC token. Cannot be undone.

  • dispatch_searchwrite

    Start a new Splunk search job (SPL query). Returns a search job id (sid) -- poll get_search_status, then get_search_results once done.

  • get_search_statusread

    Read a search job's current status -- whether it's done, and scan/event/result counts so far.

  • get_search_resultsread

    Read a page of results from a completed (or still-running) search job.

  • cancel_searchwrite

    Cancel a running search job.

  • list_saved_searchesread

    List saved searches (and alerts) configured on the connected Splunk instance.

  • create_saved_searchwrite

    Create a new saved search, optionally with a cron schedule to run it as an alert.

  • update_saved_searchwrite

    Update selected fields of an existing saved search. Only given fields change.

  • delete_saved_searchwrite

    Permanently delete a saved search. Cannot be undone.

  • dispatch_saved_searchwrite

    Run a saved search right now, on demand, regardless of its schedule.

  • list_indexesread

    List indexes configured on the connected Splunk instance, with current/max size.

  • list_usersread

    List users registered on the connected Splunk instance.

  • list_rolesread

    List roles configured on the connected Splunk instance, with their capabilities.

  • send_eventwrite

    Send an event into Splunk via HTTP Event Collector (HEC). Requires a saved HEC token (save_hec_token).

  • audit_search_headread

    Build one aggregated health report for the connected Splunk instance: saved searches without an alert action, and indexes near their size quota.

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