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Fill in the details for the Syslog Input, the System ID is mapped to the source field in Splunk
Click Save
The Input should now be created and visible in the Inputs table
In the Inputs table, click the View button under the Actions column for the newly created Syslog input
Click the unhide button next to the Token and note down the value
The token value will be used to authenticate the syslog data coming from the SAP Cloud Foundry applications
The next step is to bind create the PowerConnect Cloud agent syslog endpoint to any application deployed on Cloud Foundry you wish to monitorsyslog service
Code Block cf create-user-provided-service powerconnect-syslog -l https://<pc-cloud-url>/ingest/http/<input-id>/<token><pc-cloud-url> is the url where the pc cloud agent is running
<input-id> is the input id of the syslog input you just created
<token> is the token belonging to the syslog input you just created
Then bind the new syslog service to the application you wish to send logs from
Code Block cf bind-service <app-name> powerconnect-syslog<app-name> is the name of the application you wish to monitor
The application will then need to be restaged
Code Block cf restage <app-name>After restaging the application logs should now be visible in Splunk under the event_type syslog
