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kBs Indexed per windows EventID for a time period

pstamati
Path Finder

Hi
I wanted to make a report to inform about top event Ids indexed and its size. Can you help me to do this?
Many Thanks

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sideview
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I would look at this search. Assuming you are indexing single-byte data, I think it's pretty straightforward. Conversely if you have some multibyte logs in there it'll get a little harder because you cant assume each character is a single byte).

sourcetype=WinEventLog* | eval chars=len(_raw) | stats sum(chars) as bytes by sourcetype, EventCode | sort - bytes

That will give you the total bytes by EventCode, and also broken up by sourcetype.

(If you dont want the sourcetype, just do plain old 'by EventCode'.)

Or if you want a timechart showing volume by EventCode over time, you can switch to the "Advanced Charting" view and run this:

sourcetype=WinEventLog* | eval chars=len(_raw) | timechart sum(chars) by EventCode 

and you'll probably want to switch the 'stack mode' to 'stacked' for this particular chart.

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pstamati
Path Finder

Excellent!. Many Thanks

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sideview
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I would look at this search. Assuming you are indexing single-byte data, I think it's pretty straightforward. Conversely if you have some multibyte logs in there it'll get a little harder because you cant assume each character is a single byte).

sourcetype=WinEventLog* | eval chars=len(_raw) | stats sum(chars) as bytes by sourcetype, EventCode | sort - bytes

That will give you the total bytes by EventCode, and also broken up by sourcetype.

(If you dont want the sourcetype, just do plain old 'by EventCode'.)

Or if you want a timechart showing volume by EventCode over time, you can switch to the "Advanced Charting" view and run this:

sourcetype=WinEventLog* | eval chars=len(_raw) | timechart sum(chars) by EventCode 

and you'll probably want to switch the 'stack mode' to 'stacked' for this particular chart.

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