Adding Splunk Server Connections to JSD Cloud
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Prerequisites
- Obtain administrator access to JSD and Splunk.
- Install and configure the JSD add-on.
Installing the Splunk App
- Log in to your Splunk server as an admin.
- Install the JIRA Service Desk Add-on for Splunk app and restart Splunk.
- Go to Settings > Data Inputs > HTTP Event Collector > Global Settings.
- Beside All Tokens, click Enabled.
This setting enables the HTTP Event Collector (HEC) for your Splunk server. - Go to Settings > Data Inputs, and click HTTP Event Collector.
- Click Add new, and complete the following fields.
- Name — enter a descriptive name, such asÂ
JSD Event Collector
. - Source type — selectÂ
atlassian:jiraservicedesk:ticket:json
. - Index — select the indexes where you want to send events. The recommended index isÂ
main
. - Ensure the Enable indexer acknowledgement check box is not selected.
- Name — enter a descriptive name, such asÂ
- Click Review, and then click Submit.
- Locate the event collector you created, and obtain the URL and security token for it.
You will use this information to set up the connection to Splunk in JSD. - Repeat steps 1 – 9 for every Splunk server you want to connect to JSD.
Configuring JSD
- Click the gear icon, and then click Applications.
- Under Integrations, click RealTime Splunk Connector for JSD.
Click the Splunk Servers tab.
Click the plus icon .
- On the Add Splunk Server page, enter the connection details for the Splunk server.Â
Field Description Name User-friendly name for this Splunk server connection in Jira. For example:
Acme-EAST
.URL URL to the base Splunk server with the API port in the format:
https://<host>:<port>
For example:
https://splunk.acme.com:8088
Token Splunk security token to use in the authorization header. You can find this once you create
your HTTP event collector in Splunk. For example:
ABA2EE20-8516-45B7082210F0A5D4610D88
. - Click Save.
- Repeat steps 3 – 7 for every Splunk server you want to connect to JSD.