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How to dynamically create a field for each API with eventstats?

philip_102uk
Engager

I have an index with several API calls and I would like to dynamically create a field for each API which can then be used to create a timechart for each API call. My query looks like this:

| bucket span=1s _time | eventstats count AS TPS by _time

I want to have a TPS (transactions per second) for each API call, so TPS_api_pathsuffix where api_pathsuffix is the pathsuffix of each API. So effectively I want to have for each API call a table with all the TPSs for that API.

I would really appreciate any help you can give me.

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sundareshr
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Try this

| bucket span=1s _time | eventstats count AS TPS_api_pathsuffix by _time api_pathsuffix 

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sundareshr
Legend

Try this

| bucket span=1s _time | eventstats count AS TPS_api_pathsuffix by _time api_pathsuffix 

philip_102uk
Engager

Hi sundareshr,

I don't see how this is going to help me, can you please explain?

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philip_102uk
Engager

Actually, having tested the proposed solution it seems to be working. I will continue testing and then accept it as the answer if it solves the problem.

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philip_102uk
Engager

Thank you sundareshr, this has worked.

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