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IBM DataPower Add-on

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Overview
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This Add-on provides the ability to make REST API calls to the DataPower Mangement REST API - retrieving configuration, status and performance data for the appliance. Easily index your DataPower performance data and configuration in Splunk!

Note that we have discovered an issue with this version of the Add-On - please contact us for a working version. A new version will be uploaded to splunkbase soon:

Contact: splunkapps@idelta.co.uk

Introduction

Now you index your DataPower performance and configuration data in Splunk!

This TA provides the ability to make REST API calls to the DataPower Mangement REST API - retrieving configuration, status/performance data and filestore information for the appliance.

All endpoints within the status, configuration and filestore Management REST API are now supported.

Contact us for assistance with additional requirements, production deployments, large scale deployments.

Version 2 Update

Note that this is a breaking change - existing users should check differences and update any developed searches as appropriate.

  • Extended coverage: All status, config and filestore endpoints now supported
  • Simpler to configure inputs
  • Performance improvements
  • Tested against Splunk v7.0
  • Supports a single datapower device - contact us for a version that supports multiple datapower devices
  • sourcetype and source naming has changed

DataPower Requirements

To setup DataPower monitoring from Splunk using this TA you will need to have the following:

  • datapower appliance, virtual appliance or docker image
  • hostname or IP address of the appliance
  • REST Management interface enabled
  • user account and password to use for basic auth when connecting to the REST Mgmt API port

A docker image (used to develop this TA) is available [here] (https://developer.ibm.com/datapower/docker/) - details on how to setup the docker image and a simple service are also documented at this location.

IBM provide a developers edition download [here] (https://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg24040591)

Enabling the REST management interface is documented [here] (https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SS9H2Y_7.2.0/com.ibm.dp.doc/webgui_restinterface.html)

DataPower TA Setup

Once installed, launch the app.

Click on "Configuration":

(1) Add an account with the credentials you will use to make the REST API Calls
(2) Click Add-on Settings and add the hostname and port of the datapower device to be monitored

To setup a REST API call to an available DataPower endpoint:

(1) Click Inputs
(2) Click Create New Input
(3) Select the type of call to be made: Status, Config or Filestore
(4) Enter a name for the input - it's best if the name matches the metric or class name, e.g. SystemUsage
(5) Enter the polling interval in seconds (e.g. 60)
(6) Choose the index to store the events in
(7) Enter the text of the DataPower domain to be monitored
(8) Enter the metric name / configuration class / filestore path to be monitored
(9) Click Add

=> Congratulations, you are now monitoring your DataPower appliance.

Testing

Switch to the Search tab
set the timerange to "Last 15 minutes"
enter search: index=main" (or the name of the index you selected in step 6 above)
check for the events

You can also add and edit via Settings - Data - Data Inputs.

Release Notes

Version 2.0
Oct. 14, 2017
Version 1.0.1
March 10, 2017

10th March 2017: Edinburgh: Initial Release of IBM DataPower TA


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