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Humio integration for Splunk On-Call 🔗

Requirements 🔗

This integration is compatible with the following versions of Splunk On-Call:

  • Starter

  • Growth

  • Enterprise

Humio puts your system’s data at your fingertips instantly and empowers you to answer questions to effectively do your job.

The Humio integration with Splunk On-Call notifies you when a specified Humio Alert query returns a result.

In Splunk On-Call 🔗

From the main timeline, select Settings >> Alert Behavior >> Integrations >> Humio

The Splunk On-Call web interface with the

If the integration isn’t yet activated, select the “Enable Integration” button. Copy the “Service API Endpoint” to your clipboard. Be sure to replace the “$routing_key” section with the actual routing key you intend to use.

Note

To view or configure route keys in VictorOps, select Alert Behavior >> Route Keys.

The service API endpoint section with a routing key.

In Humio 🔗

From the Homepage, select the dataspace where you’d like to set up your Splunk On-Call integration.

The Humio web interface with a list of dataspaces. An arrow points to the

Next, at the top of the screen, select Alerts.

The top menu with an arrow pointing to the

Then go to Notifiers >> New Notifier

The

For Notification Type, select the menu and select VictorOps.

Give the VictorOps Notifier a name and leave the behavior of the alert as ‘critical’.

For the ‘The routing key that will be used for this integration should be included in the destination URL’ field, paste in the Service API Endpoint you’d previously copied from Splunk On-Call, making sure to swap out the $routing_key at the end with the Splunk On-Call routing key you’d like to use.

Finally, select Create Notifier.

The notifier creation menu. An arrow points to a white button stating

Next, create an Alert to use this Notifier with.

Select :guilabel:`` and then New Alert.

The alerts menu displaying information about alerts. An arrow points to a green button stating

Next, define the criteria for notifications. In the example, notifications appear when a 400 error occurs.

Give the alert an intuitive name, select the notifier to use when the criteria is met, and select a Notification Frequency, which is the maximum frequency at which Splunk On-Call sends notifications.

You can also select ‘Run’ to see results for the criteria you’ve defined.

Finally, ensure that you’ve checcked the ‘Enabled’ box, and select Create.

The alert creation menu. An arrow points to a white button stating

You’re all set. Now whenever something in Humio matches the Alert criteria you’ve defined, Splunk On-Call notifies you at the cadence you’ve defined with the Notification Frequency.

This page was last updated on Jul 02, 2024.