Splunk Search

New to REX field. How would I go about extracting this data?

msage
Path Finder

I'm trying to track Ringcentral data that we have in Splunk now and the objective is to sort and alert us to missed calls. However the data isn't organized the way I'm used to. This is. a snippet of the event. What I want to do is utilize the rex field to sort by result. These are some of the different results we have.  If you need any information please let me know

"result" : "Missed"
"result" : "Accepted"

"result" : "Call Connected

 

 

"duration":39,"type":"Voice","direction":"Inbound","action":"Phone Call","result":"Missed"

 

 

 

Labels (1)
0 Karma

richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

That format is fairly straightforward to parse with rex as long as the field order is constant.

| rex "duration\\\":(?<duration>\d+),\\\"type\\\":\\\"(?<type>[^\\\"]+)\\\",\\\"direction\\\":\\\"(?<direction>[^\\\"]+)\\\",\\\"action\\\":\\\"(?<action>[^\\\"]+)\\\",\\\"result\\\":\\\"(?<result>[^\\\"]+)"

The "extra" backslashes are there to escape the embedded quotation marks.

---
If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.
0 Karma
Get Updates on the Splunk Community!

Fall Into Learning with New Splunk Education Courses

Every month, Splunk Education releases new courses to help you branch out, strengthen your data science roots, ...

Super Optimize your Splunk Stats Searches: Unlocking the Power of tstats, TERM, and ...

By Martin Hettervik, Senior Consultant and Team Leader at Accelerate at Iver, Splunk MVPThe stats command is ...

How Splunk Observability Cloud Prevented a Major Payment Crisis in Minutes

Your bank's payment processing system is humming along during a busy afternoon, handling millions in hourly ...