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How to create a search to show a trending single value for the last 60 minutes of data with a trending arrow comparing the previous 60 minutes?

mattusr
Explorer

Hi,

Sorry if this has been answered before, however, I am struggling with a search that I am trying to build.

The ideal result that I am trying to achieve is the following.

I wanted to create a search that could be used as a single value element with a trending arrow. So currently I am doing the following search

index=main machine_ip="xx.xx.xx.xx" http_status=200 | dedup user_ip | timechart span=60m count

However, this searches the last hour (if only 5 minutes into the hour the current hour will only have 5 minutes of data and therefore always be playing catch up to the previous hour).

Therefore I want to change this so it shows the continuous last 60 minutes. So if the search is run at 15.05 the single value would show 14:05 to 15:05 and the trend arrow and value with compare 13:05 to 14:05.

Please let me know if you require any further information.

1 Solution

hylam
Contributor

index=_internal | timechart span=1m count | eval _time=_time-now()%3600 | timechart span=1h sum(count) as count | tail 3 | tail 2 | eval _time=_time+now()%3600

EDIT1
Dont forget to select "last 120 minutes" on the time picker

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hylam
Contributor

index=_internal | timechart span=1m count | eval _time=_time-now()%3600 | timechart span=1h sum(count) as count | tail 3 | tail 2 | eval _time=_time+now()%3600

EDIT1
Dont forget to select "last 120 minutes" on the time picker

alt text

mattusr
Explorer

Brilliant that works!! If it not too much trouble is there any chance you could provide a brief explanation of the search? Thank you!

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