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is there a query to get the size of a log event (how big the event is inside splunk?) I know you can get index sizes, just want to try to break it up a bit more. I can't find a field that is "size of log entry".
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You should be able to use the eval command with the len() function. So you could look at high and low markers per sourcetype with a search like this:
| eval raw_len=len(_raw) | stats p10(raw_len), p90(raw_len) by sourcetype
Note: You asked about the "size" of your event. However, the term "size" is a bit ambigious. This example shows you the number of characters in the _raw field, which can be different from the number of bytes used to store the _raw field in the case of unicode characters.)
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p10 and p90 return the 10th and 90th percentile values1
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What does it returns exactly ? What are the columns p10 and p90 ?? Is it the size in Mo ?
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You should be able to use the eval command with the len() function. So you could look at high and low markers per sourcetype with a search like this:
| eval raw_len=len(_raw) | stats p10(raw_len), p90(raw_len) by sourcetype
Note: You asked about the "size" of your event. However, the term "size" is a bit ambigious. This example shows you the number of characters in the _raw field, which can be different from the number of bytes used to store the _raw field in the case of unicode characters.)
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