Getting Data In

How to extract JSON into a chart?

goe
Engager

Hello,

I have JSON string in the following format,

{"status":"503"}

and I would like to create a pie chart with the values of status, the number of occurrences for a time period.

So far I create this and I think I am close,

ERROR | spath output=status path=status | timechart count as "Error" by status
0 Karma
1 Solution

goe
Engager

Hey thanks! I managed to solve it using rex because it's JSON within regular text.

My solution is similiar to this.

But instead of displaying in table I did,

| rex field=_raw "status\":\"(?P<msg>.[^\"\"]*)" | chart count msg

View solution in original post

0 Karma

goe
Engager

Hey thanks! I managed to solve it using rex because it's JSON within regular text.

My solution is similiar to this.

But instead of displaying in table I did,

| rex field=_raw "status\":\"(?P<msg>.[^\"\"]*)" | chart count msg
0 Karma

somesoni2
Revered Legend

@goe, glad you were able to work out your issue. Please accept this answer to close the question. If possible, if you can add the solution (by editing this Answer), that'll help other Splunkers with similar issues.

0 Karma

p_gurav
Champion

Can you try:

| makeresults | eval abc="{\"status\":\"503\"}"  | spath input=abc output=status path=status | timechart count by status
0 Karma
Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

Purpose in Action: How Splunk Is Helping Power an Inclusive Future for All

At Cisco, purpose isn’t a tagline—it’s a commitment. Cisco’s FY25 Purpose Report outlines how the company is ...

[Upcoming Webinar] Demo Day: Transforming IT Operations with Splunk

Join us for a live Demo Day at the Cisco Store on January 21st 10:00am - 11:00am PST In the fast-paced world ...

New Year. New Skills. New Course Releases from Splunk Education

A new year often inspires reflection—and reinvention. Whether your goals include strengthening your security ...