Build Your Own Splunk App

Name: Build Your Own Splunk App
Rating: 3.9 (14 reviews)

Using the Marvel Comics API

(14 ratings)

130 students

Created by Ian Gillespie

Last updated 1/2020

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What you'll learn

This course will teach you how to build out a Splunk App using Node and the Marvel Comics API. The goal here is to show you what's possible in Splunk development and also give you some cool ideas for customizing your own apps.

Requirements

Familiarity with web development using JavaScript, and Node.

Description

If you've experienced building a Splunk app or two, you may be looking to level-up and create something more in-depth. In this course, you will work on your front-end skills, as you will be using JavaScript to build out a custom setup page and some custom dashboards. You will also get a Node.js knowledge boost while building out Modular Inputs using the Marvel API (because comics are awesome).

At the end of this course, you will have created a fully customized Splunk app and will hopefully feel more confident building your own Splunk apps moving forward.

Note: All Copyrighted Materials belong to Marvel.

Who this course is for:

Splunk developers interested in integrating Node into their Splunk apps.
Splunk developers interested in further customizing their apps through JavaScript in their app setup page, and dashboards.

Ian Gillespie

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3.9 Instructor Rating
14 Reviews
130 Students
1 Course

Ian is a Web & Splunk Developer at Hurricane Labs. Having worked with Splunk over the past 7 years, he is a huge believer in sharing one's development experience with others to help make their lives easier.

Along with Splunk development, Ian builds web applications to help solve a variety of challenges. He also works with different web frameworks and libraries to support quick and efficient development, and he has extensive knowledge across today's popular developer tools: JavaScript, PHP, and Python.

Even when he's not actively doing development work or focused on a specific project, Ian is constantly reading, learning, and improving his skillset - and with this tutorial hopes you will do the same!