Answer by David C. ·
I tried the manual execution, and that's when I found the real problem, there was a java error when executing a .jar file. I tried manually executing the .jar file and found that Java had not been added to my path.
Once I added Java to my path and restarted splunk everything is working as intended. We are now rolling out Splunk and Dynatrace integrations. Thanks for your help Jan!
Answer by Jan-Hendrik W. ·
Hi,
you say that port 4321 is not opening, so I assume that you made a netstat -an or something similar to check this.
When the port is not in the list, it means, that the flume is not running. So you may try two things:
Check the inputs.conf, if the script is enabled. Go to APM_dynatrace/default/inputs.conf and check those settings
[script://$SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/APM_dynatrace/bin/runFlume.py] disabled = false interval = 30 source = java sourcetype = java
Or start the flume manually by executing the runFlume.py. Then check, if the port is open.
Regards,
Jan
JANUARY 15, 3:00 PM GMT / 10:00 AM ET