Splunk Search

Can I use the same search but divide the results of one time frame with another?

mcram52
New Member

How can I use the same search to divide the results of a specific time frame with the total daily sum to get a percentage? My base query would be this:

(index=epackage OR index=dxprd01-epackage) flow_event=Package* 
    | stats sum(numberOfReports)

So basically I'm interested in getting the sum(numberOfReports) from 9-11am, then the sum(numberOfReports) total for the day, then divide the two and multiply by 100 (unless there's an easier way to get the percentage). I have no idea where to even start with this (or if it's even possible) so any help would be fantastic.

Tags (1)
0 Karma

jpolvino
Builder

You could "mark" events in your time window:

...
| eval criticalEvent=if(date_hour>=9 and date_hour<11,1,null())
| stats sum(criticalEvent) AS criticalCount count AS totalVolume
| eval percentage=criticalCount/totalVolume*100
0 Karma
Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

Deep Dive into Federated Analytics: Unlocking the Full Power of Your Security Data

In today’s complex digital landscape, security teams face increasing pressure to protect sprawling data across ...

Your summer travels continue with new course releases

Summer in the Northern hemisphere is in full swing, and is often a time to travel and explore. If your summer ...

From Alert to Resolution: How Splunk Observability Helps SREs Navigate Critical ...

It's 3:17 AM, and your phone buzzes with an urgent alert. Wire transfer processing times have spiked, and ...