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Search Lumi events

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Explains how Imply Lumi supports multiple search methods for event data. Covers querying through Lumi directly, using natural language, or integrating with third-party applications. Describes available integration options to match your preferred workflow.

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Imply Lumi gives you flexibility in how you search your event data. Whether you prefer to stay in familiar tools, use natural language, or write queries directly, Lumi integrates seamlessly with the environments you already use. You can search events in the Lumi UI, run federated searches from Splunk®, or query Lumi from other tools such as AI agents, Grafana, and Tableau.

Search events in Lumi directly using Lumi query syntax. See Search events with Lumi to learn how to access and use the explore view.

Search Lumi events from third-party applications by configuring application integrations. The integrations enable you to:

  • Run federated searches in Splunk using SPL.
  • Query with AI agents through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) using natural language.
  • Connect Grafana through a Loki data source to search with LogQL.
  • Connect Tableau through JDBC and use its built-in expressions.

You can also search external data, which stays in your own Amazon S3 storage, from the explore view or through Splunk federated search.

Query integrations​

From the Integrations page in Lumi, choose the approach that works best for you:

Query integrations

Query methods​

The diagram below shows the integrations and search methods you can use to query Lumi events:

Search integrations diagram

For step-by-step setup and examples, see Search events with AI agents.

Learn more​

For tutorials on the different search methods, see the following topics: