Splunk Search

How to display rate from field value

matthewcanty
Communicator

Very new to this pipeline way of thinking, so apologies if this is trivial...

I am logging every 10 seconds the total number of X which have been cached. So this is incremental: 1, 2, 5, 8, 9, 15 etc. So each log message contains the following TotalCached=x where x is the number cached.

Now I want to chart the rate at which they are being cached. For the range of numbers above, I would like to see the values 0, 1, 3, 3, 1, 6 on a timechart.

I have been told to look at delta and streamstats to no avail.

EDIT

This is close to what I want:

source="..." FeedSource="PinnacleApi" SportId="Football" | delta TotalFixtures p=1 as fixDelta | timechart sum(fixDelta)

However I'd like to take off the FeedSource and SportId, and have the timechart display results by FeedSource or SportId. When I do do this it makes some strange results!

0 Karma
1 Solution

matthewcanty
Communicator

Changed the way we are logging. Logged the rate instead of the total, then did per_second(X)

View solution in original post

0 Karma

matthewcanty
Communicator

Changed the way we are logging. Logged the rate instead of the total, then did per_second(X)

0 Karma
Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

Data Preparation Made Easy: SPL2 for Edge Processor

By now, you may have heard the exciting news that Edge Processor, the easy-to-use Splunk data preparation tool ...

Introducing Edge Processor: Next Gen Data Transformation

We get it - not only can it take a lot of time, money and resources to get data into Splunk, but it also takes ...

Tips & Tricks When Using Ingest Actions

Tune in to learn about:Large scale architecture when using Ingest ActionsRegEx performance considerations ...