Hi there!
I have run the following search...
index="prop_data" uri=*/property/*/* | stats avg(execution_time) by uri | head 10
Which produces results like...
/testfolder1/property/for-sale-adverts.json 1.142857
/testfolder1/property/10006959/adverts.json 103.000000
/testfolder1/property/10006959/forrent.json 3.000000
/testfolder1/property/10007021/adverts.json 14.000000
/testfolder1/property/10007021/forrent.json 4.000000
/testfolder1/property/10010951/adverts.json 13.000000
/testfolder1/property/10010951/single-ad/15892269.json 18.500000
/testfolder1/property/10010951/single-ad/80817600.json 15.500000
/testfolder1/property/10015532/adverts.json 197.000000
/testfolder1/property/10015532/single-ad/19372287.json 15.000000
Ideally, what I'm actually wanting (broken into dot points for easier reading) is:
So in the output above, there would only be an average execution time for:
Any help on this one is MUCH appreciated!!!
Cheers,
Chris
Hi Yuanliu!
Sorry for the delayed reply, I'm currently only alloowed 2 replies a day. I had this comment ready to go yesterday.
"Actually, I have it!
I just used two separate rex's. One to remove junk from the start of the wanted part of the string and a second one to remove stuff after the wanted part of the string.
Thanks anyway for your help Yuanliu!"
The regex I had above was good for finding the values in the middle of the string but didn't work ideally for Splunk.
Thanks for your suggestions though, very much appreciated!
Cheers,
Chris
Something like
index="prop_data" uri=*/property/*/*
| rex field=uri mode=sed "s=(/[^\/]+){2}.+?([^\d/]+).*=\2="
| stats avg(execution_time) by uri
Thanks yuanliu, but no results unfortunately.
If it helps, here's some standard regex that successfully finds all of the strings I would want to group by...
(?<=\/)(?!.*\/\D)\D[^\/]+
If you have the regex, that should be all you need. All I'm suggesting is to extract that string and group accordingly. I don't get how D is used in the above, but I can think of another workaround: Just get rid of all numerals. Like this?
index="prop_data" uri=*/property/*/*
| eval uri=replace(uri,".+/property/","")
| eval uri=replace(uri,"/\d+(\.json$|/)","")
| stats avg(execution_time) by uri