%SPLUNK_HOME%\etc\apps
%SPLUNK_HOME%\var\lib\splunk\modinputs
%SPLUNK_HOME%\etc\system\local
%SPLUNK_HOME%\etc\apps
%SPLUNK_HOME%\var\lib\splunk\modinputs
%TEMP% C:\TEMP
AGREETOLICENSE
msiexec.exe
splunkuniversalforwarder-<...>-x86-release.msi
msiexec.exe /i splunkuniversalforwarder-<...>-x86-release.msi [AGR
EETOLICENSE=Yes /quiet]
splunkuniversalforwarder-<...>-x64-release.msi
msiexec.exe /i splunkuniversalforwarder-<...>-x64-release.msi [AGR
EETOLICENSE=Yes /quiet]
<...>
splunkuniversalforwarder-6.3.0-aa7d4b1ccb80-x64-release.msi
%TEMP%
msiexec.exe /i splunkuniversalforwarder-<...>.msi AGREETOLICENSE=Yes
/quiet
$SPLUNK_HOME/var/log/splunk/migration.log.<timestamp>
rpm -U <splunk_package_name>.rpm
tar
tar
$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk stop
$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk start
This appears to be an upgrade of Splunk.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Splunk has detected an older version of Splunk installed on this machine. To
finish upgrading to the new version, Splunk's installer will automatically
update and alter your current configuration files. Deprecated configuration
files will be renamed with a .deprecated extension.
You can choose to preview the changes that will be made to your configuration
files before proceeding with the migration and upgrade:
If you want to migrate and upgrade without previewing the changes that will be
made to your existing configuration files, choose 'y'.
If you want to see what changes will be made before you proceed with the
upgrade, choose 'n'.
Perform migration and upgrade without previewing configuration changes? [y/n]
$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk start
$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk start --accept-license --answer-no
sudo $SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk start --accept-license --answer-no
$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk start --accept-license --answer-yes
#!/bin/sh
# This script provides an example of how to deploy the universal forwarder
# to many remote hosts via ssh and common Unix commands.
#
# Note that this script will only work unattended if you have SSH host keys
# setup & unlocked.
# To learn more about this subject, do a web search for "openssh key managemen
t".
# ----------- Adjust the variables below -----------
# Populate this file with a list of hosts that this script should install to,
# with one host per line. You may use hostnames or IP addresses, as
# applicable. You can also specify a user to login as, for example, "foo@host".
#
# Example file contents:
# server1
# server2.foo.lan
# you@server3
# 10.2.3.4
HOSTS_FILE="/path/to/splunk.install.list"
# This is the path to the tar file that you wish to push out. You may
# wish to make this a symlink to a versioned tar file, so as to minimize
# updates to this script in the future.
SPLUNK_FILE="/path/to/splunk-latest.tar.gz"
# This is where the tar file will be stored on the remote host during
# installation. The file will be removed after installation. You normally will
# not need to set this variable, as $NEW_PARENT will be used by default.
#
# SCRATCH_DIR="/home/your_dir/temp"
# The location in which to unpack the new tar file on the destination
# host. This can be the same parent dir as for your existing
# installation (if any). This directory will be created at runtime, if it does
# not exist.
NEW_PARENT="/opt"
# After installation, the forwarder will become a deployment client of this
# host. Specify the host and management (not web) port of the deployment server
# that will be managing these forwarder instances. If you do not wish to use
# a deployment server, you may leave this unset.
#
# DEPLOY_SERV="splunkDeployMaster:8089"
# A directory on the current host in which the output of each installation
# attempt will be logged. This directory need not exist, but the user running
# the script must be able to create it. The output will be stored as
# $LOG_DIR/<[user@]destination host>. If installation on a host fails, a
# corresponding file will also be created, as
# $LOG_DIR/<[user@]destination host>.failed.
LOG_DIR="/tmp/splunkua.install"
# For conversion from normal Splunk Enterprise installs to the universal forward
er:
# After installation, records of progress in indexing files (monitor)
# and filesystem change events (fschange) can be imported from an existing
# Splunk Enterprise (non-forwarder) installation. Specify the path to that inst
allation here.
# If there is no prior Splunk Enterprise instance, you may leave this variable e
mpty ("").
#
# NOTE: THIS SCRIPT WILL STOP THE SPLUNK ENTERPRISE INSTANCE SPECIFIED HERE.
#
# OLD_SPLUNK="/opt/splunk"
# If you use a non-standard SSH port on the remote hosts, you must set this.
# SSH_PORT=1234
# You must remove this line, or the script will refuse to run. This is to
# ensure that all of the above has been read and set. :)
UNCONFIGURED=1
# ----------- End of user adjustable settings -----------
# helpers.
faillog() {
echo "$1" >&2
}
fail() {
faillog "ERROR: $@"
exit 1
}
# error checks.
test "$UNCONFIGURED" -eq 1 && \
fail "This script has not been configured. Please see the notes in the scrip
t."
test -z "$HOSTS_FILE" && \
fail "No hosts configured! Please populate HOSTS_FILE."
test -z "$NEW_PARENT" && \
fail "No installation destination provided! Please set NEW_PARENT."
test -z "$SPLUNK_FILE" && \
fail "No splunk package path provided! Please populate SPLUNK_FILE."
if [ ! -d "$LOG_DIR" ]; then
mkdir -p "$LOG_DIR" || fail "Cannot create log dir at \"$LOG_DIR\"!"
fi
# some setup.
if [ -z "$SCRATCH_DIR" ]; then
SCRATCH_DIR="$NEW_PARENT"
fi
if [ -n "$SSH_PORT" ]; then
SSH_PORT_ARG="-p${SSH_PORT}"
SCP_PORT_ARG="-P${SSH_PORT}"
fi
NEW_INSTANCE="$NEW_PARENT/splunkforwarder" # this would need to be edited for no
n-UA...
DEST_FILE="${SCRATCH_DIR}/splunk.tar.gz"
#
#
# create script to run remotely.
#
#
REMOTE_SCRIPT="
fail() {
echo ERROR: \"\$@\" >&2
test -f \"$DEST_FILE\" && rm -f \"$DEST_FILE\"
exit 1
}
"
### try untarring tar file.
REMOTE_SCRIPT="$REMOTE_SCRIPT
(cd \"$NEW_PARENT\" && tar -zxf \"$DEST_FILE\") || fail \"could not untar /$DE
ST_FILE to $NEW_PARENT.\"
"
### setup seed file to migrate input records from old instance, and stop old i
nstance.
if [ -n "$OLD_SPLUNK" ]; then
REMOTE_SCRIPT="$REMOTE_SCRIPT
echo \"$OLD_SPLUNK\" > \"$NEW_INSTANCE/old_splunk.seed\" || fail \"could not
create seed file.\"
\"$OLD_SPLUNK/bin/splunk\" stop || fail \"could not stop existing splunk.\"
"
fi
### setup deployment client if requested.
if [ -n "$DEPLOY_SERV" ]; then
REMOTE_SCRIPT="$REMOTE_SCRIPT
\"$NEW_INSTANCE/bin/splunk\" set deploy-poll \"$DEPLOY_SERV\" --accept-licen
se --answer-yes \
--auto-ports --no-prompt || fail \"could not setup deployment client\"
"
fi
### start new instance.
REMOTE_SCRIPT="$REMOTE_SCRIPT
\"$NEW_INSTANCE/bin/splunk\" start --accept-license --answer-yes --auto-ports
--no-prompt || \
fail \"could not start new splunk instance!\"
"
### remove downloaded file.
REMOTE_SCRIPT="$REMOTE_SCRIPT
rm -f "$DEST_FILE" || fail \"could not delete downloaded file $DEST_FILE!\"
"
#
#
# end of remote script.
#
#
exec 5>&1 # save stdout.
exec 6>&2 # save stderr.
echo "In 5 seconds, will copy install file and run the following script on each"
echo "remote host:"
echo
echo "===================="
echo "$REMOTE_SCRIPT"
echo "===================="
echo
echo "Press Ctrl-C to cancel..."
test -z "$MORE_FASTER" && sleep 5
echo "Starting."
# main loop. install on each host.
for DST in `cat "$HOSTS_FILE"`; do
if [ -z "$DST" ]; then
continue;
fi
LOG="$LOG_DIR/$DST"
FAILLOG="${LOG}.failed"
echo "Installing on host $DST, logging to $LOG."
# redirect stdout/stderr to logfile.
exec 1> "$LOG"
exec 2> "$LOG"
if ! ssh $SSH_PORT_ARG "$DST" \
"if [ ! -d \"$NEW_PARENT\" ]; then mkdir -p \"$NEW_PARENT\"; fi"; then
touch "$FAILLOG"
# restore stdout/stderr.
exec 1>&5
exec 2>&6
continue
fi
# copy tar file to remote host.
if ! scp $SCP_PORT_ARG "$SPLUNK_FILE" "${DST}:${DEST_FILE}"; then
touch "$FAILLOG"
# restore stdout/stderr.
exec 1>&5
exec 2>&6
continue
fi
# run script on remote host and log appropriately.
if ! ssh $SSH_PORT_ARG "$DST" "$REMOTE_SCRIPT"; then
touch "$FAILLOG" # remote script failed.
else
test -e "$FAILLOG" && rm -f "$FAILLOG" # cleanup any past attempt log.
fi
# restore stdout/stderr.
exec 1>&5
exec 2>&6
if [ -e "$FAILLOG" ]; then
echo " FAILED "
else
echo " SUCCEEDED"
fi
done
FAIL_COUNT=`ls "${LOG_DIR}" | grep -c '\.failed$'`
if [ "$FAIL_COUNT" -gt 0 ]; then
echo "There were $FAIL_COUNT remote installation failures."
echo " ( see ${LOG_DIR}/*.failed )"
else
echo
echo "Done."
fi
# Voila.
