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Implementing Splunk 7, Third Edition

You're reading from   Implementing Splunk 7, Third Edition Effective operational intelligence to transform machine-generated data into valuable business insight

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788836289
Length 576 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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James D. Miller James D. Miller
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Preface 1. The Splunk Interface FREE CHAPTER 2. Understanding Search 3. Tables, Charts, and Fields 4. Data Models and Pivots 5. Simple XML Dashboards 6. Advanced Search Examples 7. Extending Search 8. Working with Apps 9. Building Advanced Dashboards 10. Summary Indexes and CSV Files 11. Configuring Splunk 12. Advanced Deployments 13. Extending Splunk 14. Machine Learning Toolkit

Editing navigation


Navigation is controlled by an XML file that can be accessed by going to Settings | User interface | Navigation menus:

There can only be one active navigation file per app, and it is always called default.

After clicking on the name, we see the XML provided by the barebones template:

<nav search_view="search" color="#65A637"> 
 <view name="search" default='true' /> 
 <view name="data_models" /> 
 <view name="reports" /> 
 <view name="alerts" /> 
 <view name="dashboards" /> 
</nav> 

Note that if you check the navigation for another app (search), you will notice the same XML.

The structure of the XML is essentially the following:

nav 
view 
saved 
collection 
view 
a href 
saved 
divider 
collection 

The logic of navigation is probably best absorbed by simply editing it and seeing what happens. You should keep a backup as this XML is somewhat fragile and Splunk does not provide any kind of version control. Here are some general details...

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