With Splunk web-platform access, data can be extracted in a number of ways. Results from search queries, dashboard panels, reports, and datasets can all be exported for use in external systems.
Note: Before exporting results, you might want to try analyzing them directly within Splunk Enterprise.
Check out the Splunk Quick Reference Guide
Search Results can be exported in multiple ways. For detailed documentation please visit Splunk’s Export Search Results page. Results can quickly be formatted into CSV, JSON, & XML files.
Perhaps the best place to start is showing a step-by-step method for exporting search results. For this example, we will be attempting to create a CSV file with the average price for BTC on Coinbase for the USD/BTC market every 10 minutes for the last 24 hours. This example is being run on Dec 16th, 2019.
index="financial" sourcetype="ohlcv" symbol="BTC" base="USD" market_venue="COINBASE"
| fields _time open high low close
| eval typical_price=(open+high+low+close)/4
| timechart span=10m avg(typical_price)
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in “Exporting Search Results” - This is the faster method.#2
in “Exporting Search Results” - This method allows you to review the results before exporting.
Splunk Documentation for generating PDF reports/dashboards: https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.3.0/Report/GeneratePDFsofyourreportsanddashboards