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How can I create a timechart for two different searches

oscargarcia
Path Finder

Hi,

I want to create a timechart that plots results from two separate searches overlapped in the same chart. An example would be timecharting CPU use along Memory use in the same graph.

Any ideas?

Many thanks

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LCM
Contributor

If you have the *nix app installed, you can copy/paste this command!

sourcetype=vmstat OR sourcetype=cpu | multikv fields memUsedPct pctIdle | eval CPU_Usage=100-pctIdle | timechart span=10m avg(CPU_Usage) avg(memUsedPct) by host

That gives you a combined timechart (10mins avg.) over CPU & Memory usages per host

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LCM
Contributor

If you have the *nix app installed, you can copy/paste this command!

sourcetype=vmstat OR sourcetype=cpu | multikv fields memUsedPct pctIdle | eval CPU_Usage=100-pctIdle | timechart span=10m avg(CPU_Usage) avg(memUsedPct) by host

That gives you a combined timechart (10mins avg.) over CPU & Memory usages per host

oscargarcia
Path Finder

Thanks! the "multikv fields" was the key one.

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