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How to get the peak total memory usage splitt by day

ajromero
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Hi,

How can I make this search to display the peak by day

index=* sourcetype=Perfmon:Memory host=* |timechart span=7d | stats sparkline(avg(windows_mem_free)) as Trend avg(windows_mem_free) as Average, max(windows_mem_free) as Peak , latest(windows_mem_free) as Current, latest(_time) as "Last Updated" by host | convert ctime("Last Updated") | eval Peak=round((Peak)/1000,2) | eval Current=round((Current)/1000,2) | eval Average=round((Average)/1000,2)

 

Thank you,

 

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ajromero
Path Finder

that worked but now I'm trying to convert the result to gigabytes

I tried this but it doesn't do it

| timechart span=1d max(windows_mem_free) as Peak by host |eval Peak=round((Peak/1024/1024/1024),2)

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ajromero
Path Finder

that worked but now I'm trying to convert the result to gigabytes

I tried this but it doesn't do it

| timechart span=1d max(windows_mem_free) as Peak by host |eval Peak=round((Peak/1024/1024/1024),2)

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bowesmana
SplunkTrust
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That search is not a valid search as the timechart has no aggregations

If you want to show peak of windows_mem_free by day, just do

index=* sourcetype=Perfmon:Memory host=*
| timechart span=1d max(windows_mem_free) as Peak by host 

if you want to show it by host

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