Biscoito vs Bolachaha (inspired by Parallel Piper)

This project was developed based on Parallel Piper project and adjusted to be presented at VTEX Splunk Meetup using a contest againt the correct use name of Biscoito vs Bolacha.

Dashboard Sample

Here is the dashboard sample used to demonstrate user usage and iteraction

Build

1. Install NPM deps

npm install

2. Run webpack build

Run build.sh in the source directory.

$ sh build.sh

The following environment variables need to be defined for specifying the Splunk server running the HTTP input.

• PP_SPLUNK_HOST (default is "localhost")
• PP_SPLUNK_PORT (default is 8088)
• PP_SPLUNK_SSL (default is false)
• PP_SPLUNK_TOKEN (required) token for the HTTP input (See Splunk Setup below.)

Then run the webpack build:

PP_SPLUNK_TOKEN=cafecafecafecafe \
PP_SPLUNK_HOST=my.host.com \
./node_modules/webpack/bin/webpack.js -p

This generates all the page, JS and all the static content in the dist directory. Simply copy it to a webserver-exposed folder.

Splunk Setup

To enable the splunk HTTP Event Collector and create a token follow the instructions posted here:

http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/Data/UsetheHTTPEventCollector

Once you have your token make sure you update your PP_SPLUNK_TOKEN in the previous section.

Parallel Piper makes use of cross-origin resource sharing which requires you to enable CORS on the HTTP event collector.

To do this edit your $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/system/local/server.conf and add the following.

[httpServer]
crossOriginSharingPolicy = *

If you wish to restrict cors calls to a specific domain replace the asterix with the domain name your are hosting Parallel Piper on.

Deploy on gh-pages

• just run npm run deploy