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How to replace python bubble chart with Splunk?

casswell
Explorer

I am trying to replace some existing charts we generate from python code with visualizations from Splunk. We have a bubble chart that shows #cores used in a job vs #jobs run at that allocation, with the total CPU hours for all the jobs at one #cores being the size of the bubble. I just don't see how to do this. I can collect the info I need from search and make 2 separate line plots but that is not what our users want to see. Is it possible for me to do this with a bubble plot in Splunk?

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casswell
Explorer

I needed to add a
(search and computation of #jobs per #cores and cpu hours per #cores) | table #cores #jobs cpuhours
instead if trying to use the stats command

This will require some scaling on the cpu hours to make the bubbles provide reasonable visual feedback, but it is now plotting the values I want in the way I want for the bubble plot. The documentation could use an example of this type of bubble plot

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