splunk-alert
# splunk-alert
What this skill does
# splunk-alert Alert triggering, monitoring, and notification management for Splunk. ## Purpose Create and manage alerts, monitor triggered alerts, and configure alert actions. ## Risk Levels | Operation | Risk | Notes | |-----------|------|-------| | List alerts | - | Read-only | | Get alert details | - | Read-only | | List triggered alerts | - | Read-only | | Create alert | ⚠️ | May trigger notifications | | Update alert | ⚠️ | Previous config lost | | Acknowledge alert | ⚠️ | Can be re-triggered | | Delete alert | ⚠️⚠️ | May be recoverable from backup | ## Triggers - "alert", "trigger", "notification" - "monitor", "alerting" ## CLI Commands | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `alert create` | Create a new alert | | `alert get` | Get alert details | | `alert list` | List all alerts (scheduled searches with alert actions) | | `alert triggered` | List triggered alerts | | `alert acknowledge` | Acknowledge a triggered alert | ## Examples ```bash # Create an alert splunk-as alert create --name "High Error Rate" \ --search "index=main sourcetype=app_logs error | stats count" \ --condition "number of events" \ --comparator "greater than" \ --threshold 100 \ --cron "*/5 * * * *" \ --actions email \ --email-to [email protected] # List all configured alerts splunk-as alert list --app search --count 100 # Get specific alert details splunk-as alert get "High Error Rate" # List triggered alert instances with filters splunk-as alert triggered --app search --count 20 # Acknowledge/delete a triggered alert splunk-as alert acknowledge alert_12345 ``` ## Alert Configuration ### Severity Levels - 1 = debug - 2 = info - 3 = warn (default) - 4 = error - 5 = severe - 6 = fatal ### Alert Types - `always` - Trigger on every scheduled execution - `number of events` - Trigger when result count meets condition - `number of hosts` - Trigger when host count meets condition - `number of sources` - Trigger when source count meets condition - `custom` - Custom alert condition ### Alert Comparators - `greater than` - `less than` - `equal to` - `not equal to` - `drops by` - `rises by` ### Alert Actions - `email` - Send email notification - `webhook` - HTTP POST to webhook URL - `script` - Execute custom script - Custom actions configured in Splunk ## API Endpoints - `GET /services/alerts/fired_alerts` - List triggered alerts - `GET /services/alerts/fired_alerts/{name}` - Get specific triggered alert - `DELETE /services/alerts/fired_alerts/{name}` - Acknowledge/delete triggered alert - `POST /servicesNS/nobody/{app}/saved/searches` - Create alert (via saved search) - `GET /servicesNS/nobody/{app}/saved/searches` - List alert configurations
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