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Installation

Upon being admitted to the platform, you'll receive an email with a license key and a link to download the app in a .tgz format.

Please refer to your relevant Splunk deployment type below to deploy the app.

Splunk Cloud Platform

Install the private app through Splunk Cloud Platform (SCP) Apps:

  1. Log in to Splunk Web as an administrator and open Apps > Manage Apps.
  2. Click Uploaded Apps and then Upload App. Enter your splunk.com credentials.
  3. Drag the packaged computence_ai_agent.tgz app to the upload window, or use the file picker to select the package.
  4. Click Upload. Splunk AppInspect vets the app in Splunk Cloud Platform, which is indicated by a status value of "Vetting".
  5. Once the app passes vetting, click the Install link that appears next to the app name.
  6. Installing the app should be followed with a restart of your Splunk Cloud Platform components. Click Continue.
  7. When the app finishes deploying, click Close.

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Learn more about SCP private apps here.

Splunk Enterprise

Installing Computence AI Agent on Splunk Enterprise could be done either by Web UI or from configuration. Here's how you do it:

Single Instance & Single Search Head

Install from Splunk Web

  1. Log in to Splunk Web as an administrator and open Apps > Manage Apps.
  2. Click Install app from file, upload computence_ai_agent.tgz and click Upload. Select Upgrade app if already installed and it's an updated version.
  3. Restart Splunk by navigating Settings > Server Controls > Restart Splunk to fully load the app.

Install from configuration

  1. Extract the app and copy it to the apps directory: 
    tar -xvzf computence_ai_agent.tgz -C $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps
  2. Ensure the ownership is splunk:splunk and permissions are readable.
  3. Restart Splunk with $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk restart.

Search Head Cluster

Deploy through the cluster Deployer:

  1. Extract the app and copy it to the apps directory: 
    tar -xvzf computence_ai_agent.tgz -C $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/shcluster/apps
  2. Ensure the ownership is splunk:splunk and permissions are readable.
  3. Run $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk apply shcluster-bundle -target https://<captain>:8089 -auth admin:<password>.
  4. Monitor the rolling restart; once complete, confirm the app is enabled on every search head.