This is a Splunk Modular Input Add-On for indexing messages from an AMQP Broker.It utilizes the RabbitMQ Java client library(v3.3.3) , but can be used against any AMQP v0-9-1, 0-9 and 0-8 compliant broker. Testing was performed against RabbitMQ Server v3.3.3
From Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Message_Queuing_Protocol
Settings -- Data Inputs -- AMQP to add a new Input stanza via the UIREADME/inputs.conf.spec. The inputs.conf file should be placed in a local directory under an App or User context.You require an activation key to use this App. Visit http://www.baboonbones.com/#activation to obtain a non-expiring key
Any log entries/errors will get written to $SPLUNK_HOME/var/log/splunk/splunkd.log
These are also searchable in Splunk : index=_internal error amqp.py
The default heap maximum is 64MB.
If you require a larger heap, then you can alter this in $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/amqp_ta/bin/amqp.py on line 95
You can declare custom JVM System Properties when setting up new input stanzas.
Note : these JVM System Properties will apply to the entire JVM context and all stanzas you have setup
The way in which the Modular Input processes the received AMQP messages is enitrely pluggable with custom implementations should you wish.
To do this you code an implementation of the com.splunk.modinput.amqp.AbstractMessageHandler class and jar it up.
Ensure that the necessary jars are in the $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/amqp_ta/bin/lib directory.
If you don't need a custom handler then the default handler com.splunk.modinput.amqp.DefaultMessageHandler will be used.
This handler simply trys to convert the received byte array into a textual string for indexing in Splunk.
Code examples are on GitHub : https://github.com/damiendallimore/SplunkModularInputsJavaFramework/tree/master/amqp/src/com/splunk/modinput/amqp
This project was initiated by Damien Dallimore , damien@baboonbones.com
cosmetic fixes
updated docs
added trial key functionality
docs updated
minor manager xml ui tweak for 7.1
Added an activation key requirement , visit http://www.baboonbones.com/#activation to obtain a free,non-expiring key
Docs updated
Splunk 7.1 compatible
Minor HEC data handling tweaks
Adjusted pre fetch logic
Added support to optional output to Splunk via a HEC (HTTP Event Collector) endpoint
Enabled TLS1.2 support by default.
Made the core Modular Input Framework compatible with latest Splunk Java SDK
Please use a Java Runtime version 7+
If you need to use SSLv3 , you can turn this on in bin/amqp.py
SECURE_TRANSPORT = "tls"
#SECURE_TRANSPORT = "ssl"
Added configurable basic qos parameter
Initial release
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