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Auth0 CLI

auth0 logs streams update splunk

Monitor real-time logs and display log analytics.

To update interactively, use auth0 logs streams create splunk with no arguments.

To update non-interactively, supply the log stream name and other information through the flags.

Usage 

auth0 logs streams update splunk [flags]

Examples 

  auth0 log streams update splunk
  auth0 log streams update splunk <log-stream-id> --name <name>
  auth0 log streams update splunk <log-stream-id> --name <name> --domain <domain>
  auth0 log streams update splunk <log-stream-id> --name <name> --domain <domain> --token <token>
  auth0 log streams update splunk <log-stream-id> --name <name> --domain <domain> --token <token> --port <port>
  auth0 log streams update splunk <log-stream-id> --name <name> --domain <domain> --token <token> --port <port> --secure=false
  auth0 log streams update splunk <log-stream-id> -n <name> -d <domain> -t <token> -p <port> -s
  auth0 log streams update splunk <log-stream-id> -n mylogstream -d "demo.splunk.com" -t "12a34ab5-c6d7-8901-23ef-456b7c89d0c1" -p "8088" -s=false --json

Flags 

  -d, --domain string   The domain name of the splunk instance.
      --json            Output in json format.
  -n, --name string     The name of the log stream.
  -p, --port string     The port of the HTTP event collector.
  -s, --secure          This should be set to 'false' when using self-signed certificates.
  -t, --token string    Splunk event collector token.

Inherited Flags 

      --debug           Enable debug mode.
      --no-color        Disable colors.
      --no-input        Disable interactivity.
      --tenant string   Specific tenant to use.