Deployment Architecture

How to get events count by day with relative difference in time

saitejagayala
New Member

Hello,
I need to get the daily Events count per week. till this I did using Query

index = *  myBaseQuery |bucket _time span=day |stats count by _time | sort -count 

But, there is some relative time which is happening, as per functionality and that relative time is stored in the variable finalRelDate

| eval relDate=relative_time(initialDate, "-1d@d")
| eval finalRelDate =strftime(relDate, "%F")

My query is, I have to bucket the results(event count) based on finalRelDate, which I am not getting.

Can anybody help on this!!
Thank you.

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amitm05
Builder

Aren't you looking for using the time modifiers something like -
earliest=-1w@w latest=@d index=_internal sourcetype=splunkd* |bucket _time span=day |stats count by _time | sort -count

Let me know if there is more to you ques and I havent got it .

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Vijeta
Influencer

@saitejagayala Did you try assigning finalRelDate to _time?
before bucket command try adding eval _time=finalRelDate

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

You can run your bucket and stats on relDate (while it's in epoch format).

index = *  myBaseQuery | eval relDate=relative_time(initialDate, "-1d@d")|bucket relDate span=day |stats count by relDate | sort -count 
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