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Application State

The fields and tags in the Application State data model describe service or process inventory and state, such as Unix daemons, Windows services, running processes on any OS, or similar systems.

Tags used with Application State event objects

The following tags act as constraints to identify your events as being relevant to this data model. For more information, see "How to use these reference tables."

Object name Tag name
All_Application_State (listening, port) OR (process, report) OR (service, report)
|____ Ports
listening
port
|____ Processes
process
report
|____ Services
service
report

Fields for Application State event objects

The following table lists the extracted and calculated fields for the event objects in the model. Note that it does not include any inherited fields. For more information, see "How to use these reference tables."

Object name Field name Data type Description Expected values
All_Application_State dest string The compute resource where the service is installed. You can alias this from more specific fields, such as dest_host, dest_ip, or dest_name.
All_Application_State dest_bunit string These are derived fields provided by Asset and Identity correlation features of certain advanced applications like the Splunk App for Enterprise Security. They should be left blank when writing add-ons.
All_Application_State dest_category string
All_Application_State dest_priority string
All_Application_State dest_requires_av boolean
All_Application_State dest_should_timesync boolean
All_Application_State dest_should_update boolean
All_Application_State process string The name of a process or service file, such as sqlsrvr.exe or httpd.

Note: This field is not appropriate for service or daemon names, such as SQL Server or Apache Web Server. Service or daemon names belong to the service field (see below).
All_Application_State process_id string A numeric indicator (PID) for a process.
All_Application_State tag string This automatically generated field is used to access tags from within data models. Add-on builders do not need to populate it.
All_Application_State user string The user account the service is running as, such as System or httpdsvc.
All_Application_State user_bunit string These are derived fields provided by Asset and Identity correlation features of certain advanced applications like the Splunk App for Enterprise Security. They should be left blank when writing add-ons.
All_Application_State user_category string
All_Application_State user_priority string
Ports dest_port number Network ports communicated to by the process, such as 53.
Ports transport string The network ports listened to by the application process, such as tcp, udp, etc.
Ports transport_dest_port string Calculated as transport/dest_port, such as tcp/53.
Processes cpu_load_mhz number CPU Load in megahertz
Processes cpu_load_percent number CPU Load in percent
Processes cpu_time string CPU Time
Processes mem_used number Memory used in bytes
Services service string The name of the service, such as SQL Server or Apache Web Server.

Note: This field is not appropriate for filenames, such as sqlsrvr.exe or httpd. Filenames should belong to the process field instead. Also, note that field is a string. Please use the service_id field for service ID fields that are integer data types.
Services service_id string A numeric indicator for a service.
Services start_mode string The start mode for the service. disabled, enabled, auto.
Services status string The status of the service. critical, started, stopped, warning
Last modified on 09 February, 2016
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This documentation applies to the following versions of Splunk® Common Information Model Add-on: 4.0.0, 4.1.0, 4.1.1


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