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Process Flow Diagram - Custom Visualization

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Modular visualization for process flows and process models models. Based on the open source joint.js library.

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Getting Started

Prerequisites

  • A recent version of Splunk Enterprise (8.x)

Installation

  1. Download the repository
  2. Extract the archive and copy the folder to $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps

Usage

<search> | table corrID fromStep toStep fromStepDuration

Presentation of the graph can be modified using the "Format" menu of the visualization.

Examples

Example dashboards provided with the app for usage reference. Generally, the modular visualization expects the process data to be supplied in the following format: | table corrID fromStep toStep fromStepDuration. This means that the process data needs to be transformed into this edge representation where each row in the results represents a transition instance. Transition instances that belong to the same process instance are grouped by corrID.

Experimental

Depending on the configuration, the visualization is able to accept a graph in DOT Language as input. This feature is experimental for now and needs to be enabled in the Lab🔬 section of the "Format" menu. Please note that once this is enabled, the visualization will not render with the data format described above but require a single result row containing the full DOT specification of the graph.

Contributing

Please review CONTRIBUTING.md for guidance on how to contribute to this repository.

License

Process Flow Diagram - Custom Visualization is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Please refer to LICENSE.md for details.

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