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rajgowd1
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01-16-2017
08:22 AM
Hi,
i am trying to get metric and respective values using regex
can you help us to get corresponding metrics and values like
Misc:NUM_PROCS = 183
Misc:NUM_ZOMBIES=0
Procs:Waiting=0
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somesoni2
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01-16-2017
11:16 AM
Since your logs is json and/or has key-value pair, the fields name and value should already be extracted. To list them try something like this
your base search | eval {name}=value | table _time "HealthCheck|*" | rename "HealthCheck|*" as *
To chart the values (choose a aggregation function to use e.g. avg, max, min etc. The example uses avg)
your base search | eval {name}=value | table _time "HealthCheck|*" | rename "HealthCheck|*" as *
| timechart avg(*) as *
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somesoni2
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01-16-2017
11:16 AM
Since your logs is json and/or has key-value pair, the fields name and value should already be extracted. To list them try something like this
your base search | eval {name}=value | table _time "HealthCheck|*" | rename "HealthCheck|*" as *
To chart the values (choose a aggregation function to use e.g. avg, max, min etc. The example uses avg)
your base search | eval {name}=value | table _time "HealthCheck|*" | rename "HealthCheck|*" as *
| timechart avg(*) as *
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