#Splunk join install#
#Splunk join update#
#Splunk join registration#

The call record input uses the call record header received by the webhook to retrieve a complete call record from the Teams REST API.

#Splunk join update#

Please create a new subscription input with a different name if you need to update the Webhook URL.

Updating the Webhook URL after creating the subscription is not supported.

It is recommended to use a load balancer, reverse proxy, or tunnel in front of your Splunk Heavy Forwarder running the add-on.

The Webhook URL must be publicly accessible and HTTPS.

Enter the URL for the webhook created above.

Specify an interval for the subscription - 86400 (24 hours) is a typical interval for this field.

Select Inputs > Create New Input > Teams Subscription.

Required permission for the subscription account = (Delegated).

Enter a name, client ID, and client secret for the account.

From the add-on, select Configuration > Account > Add.

Create a Teams Subscription inputĪ subscription instructs Microsoft Teams to start sending call record header data to a specified HTTPS webhook. Consider Azure Functions as an alternative. Note: The Teams Webhook is not available for Splunk Cloud installations. Specify an interval for the webhook - the webhook will run continuously, but the interval will be used for a health check and restart the webhook if necessary.From the add-on, select Inputs > Create New Input > Teams Webhook.Microsoft Teams will push call record header data to Splunk via HTTPS. Universal forwarders are not supported for data collection because the modular inputs require Python and the Splunk REST handler.Ĭollecting call record data is a 3-step process: 1. Not required as the parsing operations occur on the forwarders.

#Splunk join install#

It is recommended to install this add-on on a heavy forwarder for data collection. It is recommended to turn visibility off on your search heads to prevent data duplication errors that can result from running inputs on your search heads instead of (or in addition to) on your data collection node. This add-on contains search-time knowledge. This table provides a reference for installing this specific add-on to a distributed deployment of Splunk Enterprise.

See Where to install Splunk add-ons in Splunk Add-ons for more information. Unless otherwise noted, all supported add-ons can be safely installed to all tiers of a distributed Splunk platform deployment. For call records, a publicly accessible HTTPS endpoint is needed.

#Splunk join registration#

An Azure Active Directory application registration.Visible: Yes, this add-on contains configuration.Microsoft Teams user activity reports - (beta API).Index=_internal | eval foo=_cd | fields foo | join foo Įxplanation: I'm not sure why, but even in Fast Mode, without the 'fields foo' term in the main search, all of the event fields are returned, and search performance suffers.Įxecution time for 3 invocations (seconds): 4.879, 4.895, 4.642Įxplanation: By returning only the fields we care about, search performance is much better.Įxecution time for 3 invocations (seconds): 1.921, 1.949, 1.889Ĭonclusion: When using /join/, be sure to use /fields/ as well, in both the main search and the subsearch.This add-on collects data from Microsoft Teams including the following: For larger queries and events, this can make a substantial difference.Įxecution time for 3 invocations (seconds): 5.585, 5.576, 5.302 Index=_internal | eval foo=_cd | join foo Įxplanation: The join command returns all of the fields back to the browser. For this join, I am using the default field _cd, which is not shown in the regular Splunk web search UI, so I copied the field to foo. Not a real-world example, but it is sufficient to demonstrate the principal. In order to provide a generic example, I am using the _internal index joined to the _internal index itself. I will demonstrate this situation an unusual query. I was recently exploring the performance impact of the join command and I wanted to share my findings. Although it's often possible-and recommended-to avoid the join command, sometimes it is necessary to use join.