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Getting Microsoft Teams Call Records into Splunk (updated 2025)

April 21, 2025

Microsoft released an updated Teams API, and it makes getting call record data into Splunk much easier. In the past, you had to set up three separate pieces including a publicly-accessible and specialized HTTPS web hook, a subscription, and a REST client. Now, it is just one Splunk input. But wait, there’s more - you… Read more →

Tags: Splunk Microsoft Azure

Using Microsoft Teams Functions for Splunk

June 20, 2024

Learn how Microsoft makes Teams call record data available and how to get that data into Splunk with Azure Functions Read more →

Tags: Splunk Microsoft Azure

Setting up the Microsoft Teams Add on for Splunk

June 20, 2024

Learn how Microsoft makes Teams call record data available and how to get that data into Splunk with an add-on. Read more →

Tags: Splunk Microsoft

Goodbye WordPress - Hello GitHub Pages

Why I moved my blog to GitHub Pages

April 5, 2022

Is GitHub Pages better than WordPress? Maybe. For me, GitHub Pages seems to have everything I need, so I moved my blog there, and I'm not looking back. Here's the story as to why I made that move. Read more →

Tags: WordPress GitHub

Animate a Splunk SimpleXML Dashboard Elements with a Carousel

April 25, 2017

Many years ago, as a learning exercise, I created a Citrix web interface that took some boring static icons and made them spin around like a carousel. This interface was never meant to be particularly useful, but it worked and looked nice. Thinking back on that carousel, I wondered if I could create something similar in Splunk. Spoiler alert - the answer is "yes". Read more →

Tags: Splunk, Citrix

Splunking Microsoft Azure Network Watcher NSG Flow Logs

February 20, 2017

Azure NSG flow logs allow you to view information about ingress and egress IP traffic on their Network Security Groups. This post shows you how this data is made available in Microsoft Azure, how to get that data into Splunk, and ways to use the data once ingested. Read more →

Tags: Splunk, Azure

Calendar Custom Visualization with Splunk Simple XML

November 1, 2016

Awhile back, I wrote a blog post about using a custom calendar visualization in Simple XML dashboards. To accomplish this, I used a technique sometimes referred to as escape hatching JavaScript into Simple XML. While this works okay for a developer, the technique does not lend itself well to the end user. So, I turned this into a downloadable custom Splunk visualization. Enjoy! Read more →

Tags: Splunk

Using HTML5 Input Types on Splunk Forms

September 21, 2016

Text inputs on Splunk forms allows for free-form user input. However, there are times when you need to control the type of this data input. HTML5 has several input types that control what can be entered in text boxes and how the text box behaves during user input. Wouldn’t it be cool if you could apply these HTML5 input types to Splunk text boxes? Hint: the answer is "yes". Read on to find out how.... Read more →

Tags: Splunk

Use PowerShell to get the Citrix Configuration Log as well as Old and New Property Values

October 15, 2015

This is a quick tip to show you how to get the Citrix Configuration Log, plus all the old and new property values, and convert this all to JSON. Read more →

Tags: Citrix Configuration Logging PowerShell

IoT and Flying Ponies at .conf 2015

October 15, 2015

One of the coolest demos I witnessed at Splunk .conf 2015 was the one by Nate McKervy. The reasons this demo was so cool is 1) it was live, 2) it involved audience participation, and 3) it involved shooting stuffed ponies out of an air cannon. Read more →

Tags: Splunk

Getting Microsoft Teams Call Records into Splunk (updated 2025)

Using Microsoft Teams Functions for Splunk

Setting up the Microsoft Teams Add on for Splunk

Goodbye WordPress - Hello GitHub Pages

Why I moved my blog to GitHub Pages

Animate a Splunk SimpleXML Dashboard Elements with a Carousel

Splunking Microsoft Azure Network Watcher NSG Flow Logs

Calendar Custom Visualization with Splunk Simple XML

Using HTML5 Input Types on Splunk Forms

Use PowerShell to get the Citrix Configuration Log as well as Old and New Property Values

IoT and Flying Ponies at .conf 2015

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