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v2.0.16
- New Splunkbase package
RST-AI-Copilot-for-Splunk-<version>-splunkbase.spl. Its
in-app updater is off; update it through Splunk's Apps > Manage Apps. The updater is
controlled by[update] enabledin copilot.conf, so admins of a GitHub install can
also turn it off withenabled = 0in local/copilot.conf. - Ticketing (Jira Data Center): wiki markup in alert data (strike-through, underline,
superscript, subscript, images, headings, and lines that would close a code block) is
now shown as plain text instead of being rendered, and dates and hostnames no longer
show stray backslashes. - License page: non-admin users see the admin-only notice on first load instead of a
backend error. - An offline license bound to another host now says so and points to Settings → License,
and English license messages name the real Settings → License page.
Download and install
| File | Use it for |
|---|---|
RST-AI-Copilot-for-Splunk-2.0.16-selfcontained.spl |
Splunk Enterprise on your own servers (recommended); includes the agentic engine |
RST-AI-Copilot-for-Splunk-2.0.16-fallback.spl |
Splunk Enterprise where compiled components are not allowed (Splunk Cloud is not supported yet) |
RST-AI-Copilot-for-Splunk-2.0.16-splunkbase.spl |
The fallback package as listed on Splunkbase: in-app update off, Splunk offers new versions under Manage Apps |
*.spl.sha256 |
SHA-256 checksums |
release-manifest.token |
Signed manifest read by the in-app online update (Settings → Version) |
One package for every edition: without a licence it runs as the free Community Edition, and importing a licence under Settings → License unlocks Professional or Enterprise in place. Install in Splunk Web (Apps → Manage Apps → Install app from file) and restart, or on the search head:
sha256sum -c RST-AI-Copilot-for-Splunk-2.0.16-selfcontained.spl.sha256
tar xzf RST-AI-Copilot-for-Splunk-2.0.16-selfcontained.spl -C $SPLUNK_HOME/etc/apps/
$SPLUNK_HOME/bin/splunk restartDocumentation: https://reallysec.com/en/docs/splunk-ai-copilot · 中文文档:https://reallysec.com/docs/splunk-ai-copilot