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How to get hits/sec in splunk over a time period

dantu1985
New Member

Hi GUys,

We have splunk for all the API servers that we use. Now if I want to understand how many hits/sec we are getting for any of the ODATA APIs exposed public, any idea how do we generate this statistics for every day in a period?

I tried to use a basic stats :

host=wsoap odata | stats count by host

but the problem is I am not sure how to get hits/sec of odata over a day (over a week on a per day basis etc).

Any help?

Thank you
Harsha

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acharlieh
Influencer

Is this the question / answer you're looking for? http://answers.splunk.com/answers/10147/how-to-show-events-per-second-in-timechart-regardless-of-spa...

So something like:

 host=wsoap odata | timechart per_second(_cd) as "Hits per second"

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acharlieh
Influencer

Is this the question / answer you're looking for? http://answers.splunk.com/answers/10147/how-to-show-events-per-second-in-timechart-regardless-of-spa...

So something like:

 host=wsoap odata | timechart per_second(_cd) as "Hits per second"

dantu
Explorer

BINGO !! Thank you 🙂

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