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Grouping (Range?) HTTP Status codes

dbcase
Motivator

Hi,

I have queries that I'd like to group HTTP Status codes together... (i.e. anything 200-299, or 300-399, or 400-499, or 500-599) . I have a dropdown that prompts the user to select

 <input type="dropdown" token="http_code" searchWhenChanged="true">
        <label>Select Http Status Code Range:</label>
        <default>200</default>
        <choice value="200">200 - 299</choice>
        <choice value="300">300 - 399</choice>
        <choice value="400">400 - 499</choice>
        <choice value="500">500 - 599</choice>

      </input>

but I'm not sure how to get the query working. This is what I have it it kinda works but it still returns other codes even thought the value is zero

index=itscom source=*access* |rex "HTTP\S+ (?<status>\d+)"|stats count(eval(searchmatch("status=2*"))) as "200-299" by status

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somesoni2
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Try this

index=itscom source=*access* |rex "HTTP\S+ (?<status>\d+)" 
| bucket status span=100 | eval status=mvindex(split(status,"-"),0)."-".(tonumber(mvindex(split(status,"-"),1))-1)
| stats count by status

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Try this

index=itscom source=*access* |rex "HTTP\S+ (?<status>\d+)" 
| bucket status span=100 | eval status=mvindex(split(status,"-"),0)."-".(tonumber(mvindex(split(status,"-"),1))-1)
| stats count by status

dbcase
Motivator

Wow, tat is pretty good! It doesn't seem to get the 500-599 ones though.

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dbcase
Motivator

nevermind, my fat fingers can't type so well 🙂

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Lets try this than

index=itscom source=*access* |rex "HTTP\S+ (?\d+)" 
 | bucket status span=100 | eval status=mvindex(split(status,"-"),0)."-".(tonumber(mvindex(split(status,"-"),0))+99)
 | stats count by status
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