Alerting

Alert Based on the output results

kirangurram
Explorer

Hello Experts ,
I have a splunk query which is giving me average response time using the filed "process_time".
I want to create an Alert when output of this query is > 2 seconds. Please advice , how I could setup this alert.
I tried multiple options they didint work. I tried to add | where process_time > 2. but this option didnt work.

query | stats avg(process_time)

Output :
avg(process_time)
0.07894736842105263

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1 Solution

harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Hi,

Please try below

<yourSearch> 
| stats avg(process_time) as avg_process_time
| where avg_process_time > 2

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harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Hi,

Please try below

<yourSearch> 
| stats avg(process_time) as avg_process_time
| where avg_process_time > 2

kirangurram
Explorer

This works like a charm ... Thanks

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kamlesh_vaghela
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@kirangurram
try this

query | stats avg(process_time) as process_time | where process_time > 2

kirangurram
Explorer

This works like a charm ... Thanks

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