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-Puppet collects a wide variety of useful information about the servers it manages. When you have key Puppet data in Splunk, you can save time and make richer analyses. For example, send an alert if Puppet sees unexpected change on a server. To make this possible, this is a Puppet report processor designed to send a report summary of useful information to the [Splunk HTTP Endpoint Collector "HEC"](http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/Data/UsetheHTTPEventCollector) service. These summaries are designed to be informative but also not too verbose to make logging a burden to the enderuser. The summaries are meant to be small but sufficient to determine if a Puppet run was successful on a node, and to include metadata such as code-id, transaction-id, and other details to allow for more detailed actions to be done.
+Puppet collects a wide variety of useful information about the servers it manages. When you have key Puppet data in Splunk, you can save time and make richer analyses. For example you can have Splunk send an alert if Puppet sees unexpected change on a server. To make this possible this is a Puppet report processor designed to send a report summary of useful information to the [Splunk HTTP Endpoint Collector "HEC"](http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/Data/UsetheHTTPEventCollector) service. These summaries are designed to be informative but also not too verbose to make logging a burden to the end user. The summaries are meant to be small but sufficient to determine if a Puppet run was successful on a node, and to include metadata such as code-id, transaction-id, and other details to allow for more detailed actions to be done.
 
-It is best used with the Splunk Addon [Puppet Report Viewer](https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/4413/), which adds sourcetypes to make ingesting this data easier into Splunk. Sourcetypes can also be associated with specifc HEC tokens to make event viewing/processing easier. 
+It is best used with the [Puppet Report Viewer](https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/4413/) Splunk addon that adds sourcetypes to make ingesting this data easier into Splunk. Sourcetypes can also be associated with specifc HEC tokens to make event viewing/processing easier. 
 
-Because Puppet and Bolt excel at taking action, the Report Viewer also adds an actionable alert for Puppet Enterprise users: using the data from a `puppet:summary` event, the Detailed Report Builder actionable alert will create a new event with the type of `puppet:detailed` containing information such as the node in questions facts, the resource_events from the node, and links to relavant reports in the Puppet Enterprise Console.
+Because Puppet and Bolt excel at taking action, the Report Viewer also adds an actionable alert for Puppet Enterprise users. Using the data from a `puppet:summary` event, the Detailed Report Builder actionable alert will create a new event with the type of `puppet:detailed`. These events contain information such as the node in questions, its facts, the resource_events from the node, and links to relevant reports in the Puppet Enterprise Console.
 
-There are two Tasks included in this module, `splunk_hec:bolt_apply` and `splunk_hec:bolt_result` that are designed to provide similar data formats to allow for Bolt Plans that submit data to Splunk. Also included are Plans showing example useage of the Tasks.
+There are two Tasks included in this module, `splunk_hec:bolt_apply` and `splunk_hec:bolt_result` that provide similar data for Bolt Plans to submit data to Splunk. Also included are Plans showing example useage of the Tasks.
 
 
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