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Search Query - Alert
rashi83
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05-12-2020
01:22 PM
Hi ,
I have a query which returns 5 events ( basically 5 files gets transferred) . I need to send an alert once all 5 files are transferred - meaning as soon as the event count is 5 , alert should be triggered. IS the below query good enough for such scneario ?
Should I write like index=* X y | stats count by FileName | where count=5
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to4kawa
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05-12-2020
01:36 PM
Does only success populate the event?
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rashi83
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05-12-2020
01:38 PM
yes , if only success / transfer happen - event gets written
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to4kawa
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05-12-2020
01:49 PM
well, your query is enough for this, I think.
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rashi83
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05-12-2020
01:55 PM
So while setting up Alert - should I mention Trigger Alert when Number of Results is greater than 4. OR will the query takes care of it.
I am little confused .
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to4kawa
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05-12-2020
01:59 PM
you use | where count=5
, so to fire
alert
event count > 0
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rashi83
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05-12-2020
02:01 PM
Thank you
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to4kawa
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05-12-2020
02:05 PM
please provide your query for answer and accept it.
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rashi83
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05-12-2020
02:12 PM
up voted your answer
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to4kawa
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05-12-2020
02:19 PM
thank you rashi83
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