Hi,
My dashboard seems to be taking around 1.3 mints to load the data for multiple panels and sometime it takes around 4 mints to load the data. My client come up with an requirement to get 'auto refresh" feature enabled for the dashboard with 15 mints intervals.
I used base search and the base search intern uses the | tstats. I am not familiar with save search or scheduled serch or loadjob.
Please could you advise? how to implement the feature
Thanks,
Selvam.
Hi @selvam_sekar,
you have some methods to accelerate your search that youcan find described at https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.1.2/Knowledge/Aboutsummaryindexing
My hint is to use Datamodels or Summary indexes.
About the second, you have to schedule your searches with a frequency to defin based on the time for the search execution and your refresh requirements.
So you can save the results in a summary index and then run your search on the aggregated values that you have in the summary index.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
Hi @selvam_sekar,
you have some methods to accelerate your search that youcan find described at https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/9.1.2/Knowledge/Aboutsummaryindexing
My hint is to use Datamodels or Summary indexes.
About the second, you have to schedule your searches with a frequency to defin based on the time for the search execution and your refresh requirements.
So you can save the results in a summary index and then run your search on the aggregated values that you have in the summary index.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
sure, thanks for the note @gcusello . summary index or scheduled search both are same?
Please could you suggest, how to implement the scheduled search ?
Hi @selvam_sekar,
they are two different thing to use in different situations:
sheduled searches can be used when you have a fixed search to display in a panel, e.g. to replace a Real Time Search.
Summeary index is the best solution if you want to pre-elaborate your results and leave the users to aggregate as whey want the already elaborated results.
I usually use summary indexes.
Ciao.
Giuseppe
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