Jamf Cloud instance and Splunk

I'll start by saying I have never done this before, don't use Jamf Cloud, and admit there are probably better ways of accomplishing what you want but this is a method I threw together. That being said, I think you can do it but it will be a bit messy and not the most secure.

• Setup internet facing server somewhere (AWS/Azure or on-prem in DMZ) and install with syslog-ng
• Configure syslog-ng work with Splunk (https://www.splunk.com/blog/2016/03/11/using-syslog-ng-with-splunk.html)
• Forward Jamf Cloud logs (from https://jamfcloud.url/ChangeManagement.html) to server you setup with syslog-ng

All of this really banks on Jamf Cloud giving you that Change Management setting area. If not, until Jamf provides an option to forward syslog data to a 3rd party source, there is nothing that can be done.

Doesn't seem that JamfCloud allows for Syslog export ability...

At least not with Jamf Pro v10.10.x

I submitted a feature request here: https://www.jamf.com/jamf-nation/feature-requests/8485/syslog-with-jamfcloud

I have dicussed this at length with JAMF Support and the Prof Service Team. The only way, which is not the best, is listed here. https://github.com/jamf/SplunkIntegrations . I never really looked into this to be honest but I believe you can setup smart groups and pipe certain information over to splunk that way if you are on JAMFCloud. 1000% easier if you are on-prem though.