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How to group multiple methods responsetime into intervals and obtain count?

Splunk_321
Path Finder

Hi All,

I have a requirement where I need to group count of methods responsetime into different time intervals.

Below is what I tried 

basesearch 
| eval ResponseTime=if(uri=="/api/auth",null(),responsetime*1000) 
| rex field=gwrequesturi "(?<prefix>\S+)/locations/(?<method>\w+[^/?])" 
| table ResponseTime method

This is resulted in below output

ResponseTimeMethod
330A
1627B
1025B
3126A
2034B
.........................................

I have two possibilities for method (Say for ex: A and B)

I want to get results something like below (Responsetime and count of each method falling in that interval)

ResponseTimeAB
<=100048
>1000 and <=30001125
>3000 and <=50003523
>500024

 

Can someone help me with the query! 

Thanks in advance!

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VatsalJagani
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@Splunk_321 - try below search:

basesearch 
| eval ResponseTime=if(uri=="/api/auth",null(),responsetime*1000) 
| rex field=gwrequesturi "(?<prefix>\S+)/locations/(?<method>\w+[^/?])" 
| table ResponseTime method

| eval category=case(ResponseTime<=1000,"<=1000", ResponseTime<=3000,">1000 and <=3000", ResponseTime<=5000,">3000 and <=5000", ResponseTime>5000,">5000")
| chart count over category by Method

 

 I hope this helps!!! Kindly upvote if it does!!!

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VatsalJagani
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

@Splunk_321 - try below search:

basesearch 
| eval ResponseTime=if(uri=="/api/auth",null(),responsetime*1000) 
| rex field=gwrequesturi "(?<prefix>\S+)/locations/(?<method>\w+[^/?])" 
| table ResponseTime method

| eval category=case(ResponseTime<=1000,"<=1000", ResponseTime<=3000,">1000 and <=3000", ResponseTime<=5000,">3000 and <=5000", ResponseTime>5000,">5000")
| chart count over category by Method

 

 I hope this helps!!! Kindly upvote if it does!!!

Splunk_321
Path Finder

This helps. Thank you for the solution!

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