I've got a splunk query like the following:
...| timechart span=10m max(CurrentAnonymousUsers) by ComputerName
Because there are more than 20 distinct computer names, when I graph the data, there is a column titled "Other" and then some of the other distinct names. How does this "Other" column get calculated? I assume it's an average of the lower n values or something? Is there some way to modify the number of items that are included in "Other"?
it will calculate the top values for the particular metric overall. So in this case the 10 should be the 10 ComputerName values that had the highest max(CurrentAnonymousUsers).
If you want to increase it from the default of 10, you use the limit
keyword, like to have it display the top 50 and roll up the rest into "other":
...| timechart span=10m limit=50 max(CurrentAnonymousUsers) by ComputerName
the docs explain this as well although the examples don't include an example of limit
.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/SearchReference/timechart
it will calculate the top values for the particular metric overall. So in this case the 10 should be the 10 ComputerName values that had the highest max(CurrentAnonymousUsers).
If you want to increase it from the default of 10, you use the limit
keyword, like to have it display the top 50 and roll up the rest into "other":
...| timechart span=10m limit=50 max(CurrentAnonymousUsers) by ComputerName
the docs explain this as well although the examples don't include an example of limit
.
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/latest/SearchReference/timechart