Use a table to visualize patterns for one or more metrics across a data set. The Advanced Threat dashboards applies the power of Splunks search capabilities to highlight security events of interest.
#Splunk create dashboard manual#
You may also to want to look at the Splunk Developer Manual as well. Tables can help you compare and aggregate field values. Provide a Title, an ID if you don't want to use the title default, and Description for the dashboard. Click New to create a new dashboard using this panel.
#Splunk create dashboard download#
There are other ways to do this, but I suggest that you download this app from Splunkbase: Splunk UI examples app for 4.1+ and go through the examples - the examples are a great tutorial. Select Save as > Existing Dashboard or New Dashboard. Select a panel to view a preview of the panel.
See Filter the search for available panels. (Optional) Use the Filter option to search for specific panels. Fill in the form, pasting the XML from your file into the text box. Expand the panel category Clone from Dashboard to view available reports.Go to the Splunk Manager -> User Interface -> Views and click the green Add New button.Note that you can set the selected time to a default - Last 15 minutes is a good choice. For each panel, add the TimeRangePicker within the HiddenSearch module. Here is a bit of XML from a dashboard to show you the TimeRangePicker module. The next step is a big one: you need to add a time picker to each panel of the dashboard. Cut and paste the XML from the text box into a file (just temporarily).Scroll down until you see a text box of XML - that's the advanced XML for your dashboard!.In the browser address bar, add ?showsource=1 to the URL the view and saved elements also support the match keyword allowing for automatic population of all dashboards.(This is much quicker and easier than writing advanced XML from scratch!) After you create a search visualization or save a report, you can add it to a new or existing dashboard. Dashboard panels are usually connected to reports. The panels can contain modules such as search boxes, fields, charts, tables, and lists. I've tried to give the most straight-forward approach below, as a starting point.įirst, you will need to convert your existing dashboard to advanced XML. Dashboards are views that are made up of panels.
Absolutely! But it will be a little more work, and it is a bit complicated to explain.
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