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This utility handles common Splunk app maintenance tasks in an installable python package. Specifically, this tool deals with many of the nuances of storing Splunk apps in a version control system like git and pointing live Splunk apps to a working tree. Merging changes from the live system's (local) folder to the version controlled (default) folder and dealing with more than one layer of "default" are all supported tasks which are not native to Splunk. Tasks like creating new Splunk apps from your local system while merging the 'local' folder into 'default' is also supported.
Earlier version of this project were packaged as kintyre-splunk-conf prior to v0.10.0
Install with
pip install ksconf
Confirm installation with the following command:
ksconf --version
To get an overview of all the CLI commands, run:
ksconf --help
Help on specific command, such as 'unarchive', run:
ksconf unarchive --help
Please see the Official docs for more info.
FAQs
KSCONF: Ksconf Splunk Configuration Tool
We found that ksconf demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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