Deployment Architecture

How do I get the current time in unix/epoch time?

blindfire_bandi
Explorer

This is what I'm trying currently, and I'm not certain that it's working

| eval t=now()
| eval t_unixTime = strptime(t, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S")
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DMohn
Motivator

A simple t=now() is completely sufficient!

Try: | makeresults | eval t=now()

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DMohn
Motivator

A simple t=now() is completely sufficient!

Try: | makeresults | eval t=now()

blindfire_bandi
Explorer

Ah, I see! It's always nice when you can condense your query. I wasn't familiar with the makeresults command; so that helps as well. Thanks DMohn.

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