Forum - XML Standard

Hi all, 

Currently, I am working on a project where I need to integrate XML data with Splunk. I am new to this and wanting some guidance. Specially, I am looking to understand:

• How to import XML data into Splunk ?
• What are the best practices for parsing and indexing XML data in Splunk ?
• Are there any specific configurations or add ons required for smooth integration ?
• How can I make sure the data is accurately represented and easily searchable in Splunk ?

Any tips, resources or detailed explanations would be greatly appreciated. I already went through this: https://community.splunk.com/t5/Splunk-Search/How-to-feed-xml-data-into-Splunk-to-run-searches-on/m-p/158599 but looking for some more guidance.

Thanks in advance for your help!

With Regards,

James

Hey there! I'm currently struggling to get my XML data into Splunk - has anyone else had success integrating XML data into their Splunk instance? I've tried using XML input, but I'm having problems with nested elements. Any tips or tricks would be greatly appreciated! I'm hoping to get this data so I can start building some dashboards and alerts. Thanks in advance for any help!

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