I have a field from the search query called source which has a pattern of "text:text:text:dynamicText:dynamicText:dynamicText"
where text->hardcoded values and dynamicText->keeps changing for different logs.
I want to extract the 2nd dynamic text as its own field and then perform a stats count on that field.
I'm not able to figure out how to navigate over the 1st dynamic field using regular expressions
You can use rex to extract the second dynamicText and then use the stats command to count them.
index=foo
| rex "(?:[^:]+:){4}(?<dynamicText2>[^:]+)"
| stats count by dynamicText2
You can use rex to extract the second dynamicText and then use the stats command to count them.
index=foo
| rex "(?:[^:]+:){4}(?<dynamicText2>[^:]+)"
| stats count by dynamicText2
@richgalloway so this is a result from one of the indexers from which I extract this dynamic field while another indexer already has the field in its search. So how do I go about combining them?
I tried renaming the dynamic field (eg: "source") which I extract from the 1st indexer with the same name as the field from the search result of the other indexer (also named "source") but when I do "| stats count source", it shows up as two different results even though the name of the source is the same.
there was a typo in my search, it did combine the results