Hi Splunkers,
generally we use the approach to calculate license use for index by quering:
index="_internal" source="*metrics.log" group="per_index_thruput" series=myindex host=myindexer*
.
| stats sum(kb) as mb
| eval mb=mb/1024
But when we calculate it like a real raw size with
index=myindex
| eval mb=len(_raw)
| stats sum(mb) as mb
| eval mb=mb/1024/1024
we may have big difference, for example for one of indexes it is 4 Gb against 180mb!
Why is it so, please explain
HI,
sorry, I've figured out the problem - the reason of this is that at that day many of events for previous period was added to audit.
How should I handle this question correctly?
HI,
sorry, I've figured out the problem - the reason of this is that at that day many of events for previous period was added to audit.
How should I handle this question correctly?
You can just mark your response here as the answer. That way the question will be marked as resolved and answered.
Have you narrowed your license usage down to a single index in _internal? You have a single index search for real raw but the other search provided gives info for all indexes.
index="_internal" source="*metrics.log" group="per_index_thruput" series="myindex"
| eval mb=kb/1024
| stats sum(mb) as mb
index=myindex
| eval b=len(_raw)
| stats sum(mb) as mb
| eval mb=b/1024/1024
Is it the _internal or the raw search that shows as the higher number? You also want to look at conversion. Len will give you bytes vs. the _internal data that provides it in kb.