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h1. How to Set up an Incoming Webhook from IFTTT
You can use IFTTT to push data to your Splunk install via a Webhook. Here is how you do it:
h2. Step 1: Create Input in Splunk
Create a webhook in Splunk if you have not done so already.
h2. Step 2: Configure Maker Channel in IFTTT
Use the Maker channel in IFTTT to push data to your Splunk install. Make a new applet and make sure that the applet is configured with the following:
If you want to upload form data then make sure the following is configured:
# The method is a POST
# The content type is "application/JSON" if you want to send structured data. Otherwise, use "plain/text" if you just want the data ingested as text.
# The body is filled out. If you chose "application/JSON" format, then make sure the data is valid JSON. You can do this by entering the body at http://jsonparseronline.com/ and ensuring it is indicated as valid.
You can use IFTTT to push data to your Splunk install via a Webhook. Here is how you do it:
h2. Step 1: Create Input in Splunk
Create a webhook in Splunk if you have not done so already.
h2. Step 2: Configure Maker Channel in IFTTT
Use the Maker channel in IFTTT to push data to your Splunk install. Make a new applet and make sure that the applet is configured with the following:
If you want to upload form data then make sure the following is configured:
# The method is a POST
# The content type is "application/JSON" if you want to send structured data. Otherwise, use "plain/text" if you just want the data ingested as text.
# The body is filled out. If you chose "application/JSON" format, then make sure the data is valid JSON. You can do this by entering the body at http://jsonparseronline.com/ and ensuring it is indicated as valid.