Splunk’s HTTP Event Collector (HEC) is a software platform to collect, forward, index, and search log events from different web-based sources.
Using our logging service, you can connect Fivetran log events to Splunk and manage them from Splunk Web. Fivetran will send the logs to the Splunk HEC.
Integrate Fivetran with Splunk to:
- Manage the life cycle of the log events
- Search and filter the logs based on your requirements
- Set up alerts and additional monitoring mechanisms based on the log events
How to view Fivetran logslink
Fivetran’s logging service sends event data to Splunk in the JSON format. You can view your Fivetran logs using Splunk’s Search & Reporting app.
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To filter Fivetran connector logs, use the following query:
logger=“Fivetran”
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Every log event has a
channel
field that can be used to filter logs for a specific connector. To view logs from a specific connector, use the following query:channel.account=“{ACCOUNT_NAME}”
channel.group=“{GROUP_NAME}”
channel.service=“{CONNECTOR_NAME}”
channel.schema=“{SCHEMA_NAME}” -
To view Dashboard activity logs, use the following query:
channel.account=“{ACCOUNT_NAME}”
channel.group=“{GROUP_NAME}”
channel.service=“dashboard”
channel.schema=“all” -
To view basic SQL transformation logs, use the following query:
channel.account=“{ACCOUNT_NAME}”
channel.group=“{GROUP_NAME}”
channel.service=“transformation”
channel.schema=“{TRANSFORMATION_NAME}” -
To view dbt transformation logs, use the following query:
channel.account=“{ACCOUNT_NAME}”
channel.group=“{GROUP_NAME}”
channel.service=“dbt”
channel.schema=“{DBT_JOB_NAME}”
Setup instructionslink
Follow the instructions provided in our Splunk log setup guide.