About minted

minted · ‎09-21-2011

Thanks, I'm using summary indexing already but simplified it out of the question. 🙂 My goal is to measure "concurrent users within 5 minutes". If I used a span of 45 minutes, then it would be measuring "concurrent users within 45 minutes", which would be 9 times greater. For example, if I know that over a specific hour, there were roughly 1000 concurrent users for each 5-minute bucket, then the span of 45 minutes could be as high as 9000 users. I hypothesized that there's a way to use "stats" to bucket by time, but I couldn't get this to work with "timechart". Can you help me?

minted · ‎09-15-2011

I'm using a timechart to show the "concurrent users per 5-minute bucket". This works when I chart it for one day or one week, but when I chart it for a month, I just see a flat line at 0. Maybe it's because there are too many buckets. How else would I get this to display? host="web*.p1.dfw.minted.com" (source="/srv/minted/logs/app-requests.log" OR source="/srv/minted/logs/app-requests.log-*") | jsonkv | search NOT isnull(visitor_id) | bucket _time span=5m | timechart span="5m" dc(visitor_id) as visitors

Posts	2
Solutions	0
Karma Given	0
Karma Received	0
Member Since	‎09-15-2011

Online Status	Offline
Date Last Visited	‎06-05-2020 02:03 AM

timechart for "concurrent users per 5 minute bucke...

Re: timechart for "concurrent users per 5 minute b...

timechart for "concurrent users per 5 minute bucke...