cisco-thousandeyes-setup

Automate Cisco ThousandEyes app setup in Splunk by running a setup script that provisions OAuth authentication, creates HEC tokens, configures six default indexes, and enables data inputs for metrics, traces, events, activity, and alerts.

The ThousandEyes Splunk setup creates six default indexes for metrics, traces, events, activity, alerts, and pathvis, along with corresponding HEC tokens to receive and route the incoming data streams.

Yes, you can use OAuth device code flow to authenticate ThousandEyes data inputs in Splunk without passwords. The automated setup provisions the OAuth configuration and validates the deployment for you.

Yes, you need python3 and curl installed in your environment to run the setup script that provisions HEC tokens, indexes, and data inputs for ThousandEyes data streams in Splunk.

Yes, the ThousandEyes Splunk setup supports optional ITSI integration and path visualization. The script enables inputs and configures these features during the initial deployment or daily onboarding operations.

The best way to onboard ThousandEyes alerts and metrics into Splunk is running the automated setup script, which creates the necessary indexes, provisions HEC tokens, and enables the data inputs seamlessly without manual configuration.