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Version 5 (Luke Murphey, 01/21/2016 07:42 PM) → Version 6/8 (Luke Murphey, 08/09/2016 05:36 AM)

h1. How to setup the Google Drive app with a service account key

*1.* Go to the "Google Developers Console":https://console.developers.google.com/project and create a new project or select an existing one. Click the project to edit the settings for that project.
*2.* Go to “API Manager” and enable the "Drive API"

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*3.* Go to “API Manager” and enable the "Drive API"

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*4.* Complete the form and press create. Your browser will download a JSON file.

*5.* Upload the file to the Google Drive app by clicking "Set up" from within the list of apps of Splunk Manager.

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*6.* Share the files in "drive.google.com":http://drive.google.com that you want the Google Drive app to read or edit with the email address specified in the service account. You can do this on a per-file basis or you can share an entire directory to avoid setting individual files.

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Alternatively, you can manually setup the key via the file-system (see below at the bottom of the page for instructions).

h2. Manually configuring the key via file-system

*1.* Upload your service account key to the following path: +$SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/google_drive/service_account_keys+. You will have to create the "service_account_keys" directory if it doesn't exist.

This should result in a file in a location something like this: +/opt/splunk/etc/apps/google_drive/service_account_keys/myserviceaccountkey-837fa6bc1.json+

*2.* Create configuration telling the app to use your key

Go to your Splunk install and open the following path: +$SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/google_drive/local/inputs.conf+. You may have to create the "local" directory if it doesn't exist.

Populate this file with the following, substituting your service account key file accordingly:

<pre>
[google_spreadsheet]
disabled = 0
service_account_key_file = myserviceaccountkey-837fa6bc1.json
</pre>

This should result in a file in a location something like this: +/opt/splunk/etc/apps/google_drive/local/inputs.conf+