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How to search the Splunk system to find the current number of concurrent searches vs the max number of concurrent searches?

cdo_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

How to search the Splunk system to find the current number of concurrent searches vs the max number of concurrent searches?

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hunters_splunk
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hi cdo,

In Splunk Web, you can click Activity > Jobs from the menu to view a list of running jobs, including search jobs.

Each job has its own process on the search head and on every indexer that participates in the search. A current list of all jobs is
available via Jobs endpoint.
Jobs manifest as a process in the OS. There are two processes in Linux for each search job: search-launcher and process-runner .
You can Isolate all the splunk-search processes with: ps -ef | grep search . They are used by the splunkd process to do further work as needed. The main job is the one using system resources and contains the search --id in its name. The search result is written to: SPLUNK_HOME/var/run/splunk/dispatch//

Hope this helps. Thanks!
Hunter

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