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Druva Add-on For Splunk
Overview
Details
The Druva Add-on for Splunk allows a Splunk® Enterprise administrator to collect data from the Druva Cloud Platform into Splunk. You can consume the data using the Druva App for Splunk and any App you create for your SOC or IT requirements. This add-on provides the inputs to use with other Splunk apps.
ABOUT THIS APP
Druva Add-on for Splunk helps in ingesting Druva events in Splunk.
REQUIREMENTS
- Splunk version 7.0.0 >=
Topology and Setting up Splunk Environment
- This app has been distributed in two parts.
- Add-on app, which helps in ingesting events from Druva into Splunk
- Main app for visualizing events occuring in Druva.
- This App setup is same for both distributed and standalone environment:
- Configure Add-on app on Search head.
- Install the Main app on search head.
- Installation in Splunk Cloud
- It is same as on-premise Splunk.
Installation of App
- This app can be installed through UI using "Manage Apps" or extract zip file directly into /opt/splunk/etc/apps/ folder.
Configuration of the Add-on
- Go to Druva Add-on For Splunk
- Click on the Configuration tab > Add to add a new account and create a new input.
- Enter the following details in the Add Account pop-up:
- Account Name
- Cloud Type
- Anomaly Detection: Select the source for which you want to view the events. For example, inSync Events for inSync and Ransomware Recovery events for Unusual Data Activity (UDA) events.
- Client ID
- Client Secret
Druva supports OAuth 2.0. To begin the Authorization process, Please select CID and secret from the Druva Portal and supply as an input to the configuration. Click onAddto save the configuration and create a new Input.
- Click Add to save the configuration
- Navigate to the Input tab > Create New Input to create a new Input. On the Add Druva pop-up, enter and provide the requested details, and click Add to complete the configuration.
Test your Install
- After the configuration of input is complete, the input should fetch the events. Use the following query to verify if the events are being ingested.
search `druva_get_index`Logging of the App
- Monitor file
$SPLUNK_HOME/var/log/splunk/ta_druva_druva.logto track the events of Add-on.
Release Notes
Version 2.0.1
July 8, 2022
Support for UDA events from Ransomware Recovery
Version 2.0.0
Jan. 17, 2021
- Upgrade for Pyton 3.X
- Support for Splunk Version 8.X.X
- Dual Compatibility with Python 2.X and Python 3.X
Version 1.0.3
July 5, 2020
- Support for Gov Cloud Endpoints
Version 1.0.2
Jan. 27, 2020
- Cloud Certification related changes
- Minor bug fixes
Version 1.0.1
Oct. 16, 2019
- Bug Fix for Custom Index name selection during Add-on Configuration
Version 1.0.0
Sept. 22, 2019