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Power BI transforms your company's data into rich visuals for you to collect and organize so you can focus on what matters to you. When paired with CData Connect AI, you get access to Splunk data for visualizations, dashboards, and more. This article shows how to connect to Splunk in CData Connect AI, publish a dataset from Power BI Desktop to the Power BI Service and then create reports on Splunk data in the Power BI service.
Connectivity to Splunk from Power BI Service is made possible through CData Connect AI. To work with Splunk data from Power BI Service, we start by creating and configuring a Splunk connection.
To authenticate requests, set the , , and properties to valid Splunk credentials. The port on which the requests are made to Splunk is port 8089.
The data provider uses plain-text authentication by default, since the data provider attempts to negotiate TLS/SSL with the server.
If you need to manually configure TLS/SSL, see Getting Started -> Advanced Settings in the data provider help documentation.
π Configuring a connection (Salesforce is shown)With the connection configured, you are ready to connect to Splunk data from the Power BI service.
Once you connect to Splunk in Connect AI, you can create a dataset in Power BI desktop and publish the dataset to the Power BI service.
Now that you have published a dataset to the Power BI service, you can create new reports and dashboards based on the published data:
Now you have a direct connection to live Splunk data from the Power BI service. You can create more data sources and new visualizations, build reports, and more β all without replicating Splunk data.
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