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hindla
New Member

Hi Team,

we have a query to get response times from our logs and then do a range to group the Response Time

index=* host=hostname sourcetype=perf*  "*string pattern*"  | rex "GET.*\s(?<resptime>\d+)"   | rangemap field=resptime Lessthan1Sec=0-1000 One_to_ThreeSec=1001-3000 higher_than_three=3001-10000 default="greater_Than_10k" | timechart count by range 

Now, this works fine for one host but unfortunately we want this data for multiple hosts and I am not able to list the time ranges for multiple hosts. Can anyone please help me here.

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

Give this a try

 index=* host=hostname sourcetype=perf*  "*string pattern*"  | rex "GET.*\s(?<resptime>\d+)"   | rangemap field=resptime Lessthan1Sec=0-1000 One_to_ThreeSec=1001-3000 higher_than_three=3001-10000 default="greater_Than_10k" | eval host=host.":".range | timechart count by host
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