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HI Splunkers,
We do have proofpoint logs which we are combining based on the common field with the help of transaction command.
Also we don't have proper field extraction in place so we are planning to create one either with splunk extraction options or with manual regex after the transaction command.
Which one will be good/efficient way,
1) combining the common fields with transaction command and then writing regex as a whole
Or 2) Extracting the fields individually with splunk extraction method and then going with transaction
Please advice
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Hi,
Option #2 is smarter, as you work on the events.
But first I would check if transaction can be replaced by the much faster "stats" command, as its a streaming command.
In combination with #2 you can pre-filter the data and then add the stats.
Kind regards,
Jens
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Hi,
Option #2 is smarter, as you work on the events.
But first I would check if transaction can be replaced by the much faster "stats" command, as its a streaming command.
In combination with #2 you can pre-filter the data and then add the stats.
Kind regards,
Jens
