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avg response time of two web services by data center on today, yesterday and few days ago

nlrdy
Explorer

Hello,

I was able to extract the two web services using rex but now the problem is to have a table with something similar to below. response time is calculated by the field response_time.

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somesoni2
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Try something like this
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your base search earliest=-8d@d latest=now | rex ....put your rex to extract web_service here ... | bucket span=1d _time | stats avg(response_time) as avg_resp_time by _time web_service | eval time=case(_time=relative_time(now(),"@d"),"Today",_time=relative_time(_time,"-1d@d"),"Yesterday", _time=relative_time(_time,"-8d@d"),"A week ago",1=1,"ignore") | where time!="ignore" | appendpipe [| stats avg(avg_resp_time) as avg_resp_time by time | eval web_service="AVG"] | chart values(avg_resp_time) over time by web_service  limit=0 | table time * AVG
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nlrdy
Explorer

can "by" be used with bucket ? I'm getting error for that

from splunk doc bin syntax:
bin [...] [AS ]

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somesoni2
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No it can't be. Some how I merged bucket and stats. Updated the answer.

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