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Kyle Smith
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Kyle Smith

Kyle Smith is a self-proclaimed geek and has been working with Splunk extensively since 2010. He enjoys integrating Splunk with new sources of data and types of visualization. He has spoken numerous times at the Splunk User Conference (most recently in 2014 on Lesser Known Search Commands) and is an active contributor to the Splunk Answers community and also to the #splunk IRC channel. He was awarded membership into the SplunkTrust as a founding member. He has published several Splunk Apps and add-ons to Splunkbase, the Splunk community's premier Apps and add-ons platform. He has worked in both higher education and private industry; he is currently working as an integration developer for Splunk's longest running professional services partner. He lives in central Pennsylvania with his family.
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Available Splunk knowledge objects


There are many different Splunk knowledge objects (SKOs) that can be used within an App. The only required SKO for an App is the addition of views that can be displayed to the end user. We will briefly cover the different types of SKOs that you can include within your App. To avoid any issues with "author interpretations" of the definitions of these SKOs, we will use the definitions and references from the official Splunk documentation.

Macros

noun

A parameterized portion of a searched such as an eval statement or a search term that can be reused in multiple places, including saved and ad hoc searches, and which is used in a manner similar to a search command. Search macros can contain arguments, but they are not required.

It can be found at: http://docs.splunk.com/Splexicon:Searchmacro

Macros are configured through the Advanced Configuration section of the GUI, or via the macros.conf file located within the App. They are very useful for building dashboard...

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Kyle Smith

Kyle Smith is a self-proclaimed geek and has been working with Splunk extensively since 2010. He enjoys integrating Splunk with new sources of data and types of visualization. He has spoken numerous times at the Splunk User Conference (most recently in 2014 on Lesser Known Search Commands) and is an active contributor to the Splunk Answers community and also to the #splunk IRC channel. He was awarded membership into the SplunkTrust as a founding member. He has published several Splunk Apps and add-ons to Splunkbase, the Splunk community's premier Apps and add-ons platform. He has worked in both higher education and private industry; he is currently working as an integration developer for Splunk's longest running professional services partner. He lives in central Pennsylvania with his family.
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