Build Your Own Splunk App

Build Your Own Splunk App, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.85, with 49 lectures, based on 17 reviews, and has 169 subscribers.

You will learn about This course will teach you how to build out a Splunk App using Node and the Marvel Comics API. The goal here is to show you whats possible in Splunk development and also give you some cool ideas for customizing your own apps. This course is ideal for individuals who are Splunk developers interested in integrating Node into their Splunk apps. or Splunk developers interested in further customizing their apps through JavaScript in their app setup page, and dashboards. It is particularly useful for Splunk developers interested in integrating Node into their Splunk apps. or Splunk developers interested in further customizing their apps through JavaScript in their app setup page, and dashboards.

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Summary

Title: Build Your Own Splunk App

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

This course will teach you how to build out a Splunk App using Node and the Marvel Comics API. The goal here is to show you whats possible in Splunk development and also give you some cool ideas for customizing your own apps.

Who Should Attend

Splunk developers interested in integrating Node into their Splunk apps.

Splunk developers interested in further customizing their apps through JavaScript in their app setup page, and dashboards.

Target Audiences

Splunk developers interested in integrating Node into their Splunk apps.

Splunk developers interested in further customizing their apps through JavaScript in their app setup page, and dashboards.

If you’ve experienced building a Splunk app or two, you may be looking to level-up and create something more in-depth. In this course, you will work on your front-end skills, as you will be using JavaScript to build out a custom setup page and some custom dashboards. You will also get a Node.js knowledge boost while building out Modular Inputs using the Marvel API (because comics are awesome).

At the end of this course, you will have created a fully customized Splunk app and will hopefully feel more confident building your own Splunk apps moving forward.

Note: All Copyrighted Materials belong to Marvel.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and Overview

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: E-Book and Slides

Lecture 3: Final App Overview

Lecture 4: Modular Input Overview

Chapter 2: Setting Up the App

Lecture 1: Getting Node.js Installed and Obtaining your Marvel Comics API Keys

Lecture 2: Using NPM to Install Your App Dependencies

Lecture 3: Installing the Final Version of the App from Github

Chapter 3: Side Quests

Lecture 1: Caching In Splunk & Defining $SPLUNK_HOME

Lecture 2: Defining $SPLUNK_HOME

Chapter 4: Overview of What Inputs Are In Splunk

Lecture 1: Overview of Inputs

Chapter 5: Setting Up Initial Files for First Modular Input

Lecture 1: Setting Up CMD and SH files for Modular Inputs

Lecture 2: Defining the inputs.conf.spec File

Chapter 6: Logging and Debugging

Lecture 1: The Basics of Logging and Debugging in Splunk

Chapter 7: Building the Marvel Characters Modular Input

Lecture 1: Testing our Character Data

Lecture 2: Character Modular Input: The Basics

Lecture 3: Building Out the getScheme Function

Lecture 4: Building Out the validateInput Function

Lecture 5: Building Out the streamEvents Function

Chapter 8: Building the Marvel Comics Modular Input

Lecture 1: Settings up the CMD and SH Files for the Marvel Comics Modular Input

Lecture 2: Testing our Comic Data

Lecture 3: Building the Comic Modular Input

Lecture 4: Fixing a Checkpoint File Bug

Chapter 9: Building a Custom Setup Page

Lecture 1: High Level Overview

Lecture 2: Creating the Initial Files

Lecture 3: Creating the Templates

Lecture 4: Adding Third Party Dependencies

Lecture 5: Building Out setup.js

Lecture 6: Modifying the SetupView.js File

Lecture 7: Creating the Model

Lecture 8: Modifying the SettingsView.js File

Lecture 9: Addings Submit Functionality to SettingsView.js

Lecture 10: Building Out Form Validation

Lecture 11: Saving the API Keys

Lecture 12: Adding a Configured and Un-configured State

Lecture 13: Modifying the Settings Template (index.html)

Lecture 14: Finalizing the SetupView Functionality

Lecture 15: Adding Style

Chapter 10: Modify Modular Inputs to Pull API Keys

Lecture 1: Build Out marvel_passwords.js

Lecture 2: Use the GetPasswords Function

Chapter 11: Building the Comics and Characters Dashboards

Lecture 1: Building the Characters Dashboard

Lecture 2: Building the Comics Dashboard

Lecture 3: Adding Styles to the Characters Dashboard

Lecture 4: Adding JavaScript to the Characters Dashboard Part 1

Lecture 5: Adding JavaScript to the Characters Dashboard Part 2

Lecture 6: Adding JavaScript to the Comics Dashboard

Chapter 12: Final Steps

Lecture 1: Modifying the Apps Navigation Style

Lecture 2: Adding a README File

Lecture 3: Intro to AppInspect

Lecture 4: Using AppInspect

Instructors

Ian Gillespie
Search Developer

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