Splunk Inc.

Ankit Bhagat

Rajesh Raman

Steven Karis

Amin Moshgabadi

Ryan Lee Faircloth

Mayur Sanjaybhai Pipaliya

Yuan Ling

Systems and methods are described for generation of a query using a non-textual input. For example, the query can be generated using a point and click input. A selection of a data source can be identified and an initial query can be automatically generated based on the selection of the data source. A graphical user interface can be displayed and populated with one or more selectable parameters based on the initial query. A selection of the one or more selectable parameters can be received as a non-textual input and a query can be automatically generated based on the selection. For example, a query for execution by a data intake and query system can be generated based on the selection. The query can be provided to the data intake and query system. The data intake and query system may then execute the query on a set of data.

Generation of queries using non-textual input

Automatic generation of queries using non-textual input

Techniques are described for automating the configuration of a simple network management protocol (SNMP) manager device for enabling collection of SNMP data from one or more SNMP-enabled devices. Based upon SNMP object identifiers (OIDs) received from an SNMP-enabled device, processing is performed to map the OIDs to one or more SNMP management information bases (MIBs) corresponding to the OIDs. The identification of the OIDs and mapping the OIDs to one or more MIBs is performed in an automated manner and substantially free of any human or manual intervention. The identified one or more MIBs are then used to configure the SNMP manager to enable SNMP communications between the SNMP-enabled device and the SNMP manager. In certain implementations, the identified one or more MIBs are loaded into system memory by the SNMP manager.

Enhanced simple network management protocol (SNMP) connector

Systems and methods are described for generation of queries for execution by a separate system. In order establish a connection with the separate system, credentials can be obtained. For example, the credentials may be based on a user identifier and/or a login identifier. Indices can be identified that correspond to the credentials and a query can be identified that includes a selection of at least one of the indices. For example, the query may identify a set of log data ingested and indexed by the separate system. A request that includes the query, the credentials, and a connection identifier can be communicated to the separate system. In response to the request, a set of data can be received from the separate system. The set of data can be provided to a computing device. For example, the set of data can be provided to a computing device providing the query.

Generation of queries for execution at a separate system

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