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Show/Exclude results maintenance window

marco_filipe63
Engager

I have a CSV file with some value times that I would like to exclude from my searchs/reports.

That CSV file contains:
Index,StartTime,EndTime,
Index01,07/02/2018 17:39,07/02/2018 17:42,
Index01,07/02/2018 17:37,07/02/2018 17:38,

My search:
index="index01" ( HTTP_statuscode>=500)| stats count(eval(HTTP_statuscode >= 500)) as errors by index

When I've search from all the results/issues of that day, I want exclude all the results in that period time.

What will be the best way to do this?

ferrosky
Engager

Your search doesn't make much sense but I have a similar problem to calculate availability:

index=web | stats count(eval(HTTP_statuscode >= 500)) as errors, count as total by index | eval availability=round((1-errors/total)*100,3)

I would really like be able to have a list of maintenance windows that would be excluded from the availability report.

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cmerriman
Super Champion

something like this might help, but you might need to change the times in the eval statement, as I used GMT.

index="index01" ( HTTP_statuscode>=500)|eval exclude=case(_time>1518025140 AND _time<1518025080,1,_time>1518025140 AND _time<1518025320,1,1=1,0)|search exclude=0| stats count(eval(HTTP_statuscode >= 500)) as errors by index

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ferrosky
Engager

I believe Marco's idea is to grab the maintenance windows from a CSV file. You're just putting all the windows on the case.

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