Getting Data In

How to parse the events

zacksoft
Contributor

Type: VIP Status | Target: /Common/phutan.mayhem.com-80-int-llb | Status: The children pool member(s) either don't have service checking enabled, or service check results are not available yet | Current Conns: ;
Type: VIP Status | Target: /Common/phutan.mayhem.com-443-int-llb | Status: The virtual server is available | Current Conns: ;
Type: Pool Status | Target: /Common/phutan.mayhem.com-443-int-llb | Status: The pool is available | Current Conns: 902;
Type: Pool Member Status | Target: 31.129.119.201:8443 | Status: Forced down | Current Conns: 0;
Type: Pool Member Status | Target: 31.129.118.245:8343 | Status: Pool member is available | Current Conns: 213;
Type: Pool Member Status | Target: 30.128.179.243:8343 | Status: Forced down | Current Conns: 0;
Type: Pool Member Status | Target: 30.128.209.65:8343 | Status: Pool member is available | Current Conns: 211;
Type: Pool Member Status | Target: 30.128.409.66:7443 | Status: Pool member is available | Current Conns: 216;
Type: Pool Member Status | Target: 30.128.209.67:7343 | Status: Pool member is available | Current Conns: 247;

Above is how one of my sample events look like.
I need help in parsing the events so that the output should look like in a table format like the following with four columns Target,Status,Current_Conns, Total_Connection fetched from the event.

Target Status Current_Conns Total_Connection
31.129.119.201:8443 Forced down 0 902
31.129.118.245:8343 Pool member is available 213
30.128.179.243:8343 Pool member is available 0
30.128.209.65:8343 Pool member is available 211
30.128.409.66:7443 Pool member is available 216
30.128.209.67:7343 Pool member is available 247

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adonio
Ultra Champion

try this out,
| extract pairdelim="|", kvdelim=":"
did not test it yet ...
or maybe use rex

zacksoft
Contributor

Thanks, I'll try your suggestion.

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