My question is how can I filter a column in GCP and get all NULL outputs.
For example, in the below picture I would like to filter all "NUM_NODES" which do not have any number (NULL)
Thanks in advance,
Yonatan Brand
Try running the gcloud command with the filter flag. For instance:
gcloud container clusters list --filter="-currentNodeCount:*"
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I am currently using Grafana v9.1.7 and ElasticSearch 8.4.2
What I'm trying to achieve is to create a dashboard that can filter the data by country. I have a keyword field named honeypot_country (it's a string that mapped into keyword in elastic). When this filter is selected, it should only provide set of data filtered by that country
I already tried to create a variable query to filter these data. But it doesn't filter as I want to. So, I hope anyone can help me with this issue. Thanks
Source log sample from message field:
{"log":"2022/02/15 22:47:07 insert into public.logs (time, level, message, hostname, loggerUID, appmodule) values ('2022-02-15 22:47:07.494330952','ERROR','GetRequestsByUserv2 :pq: column \"rr.requestdate\" must appear in the GROUP BY clause or be used in an aggregate function','ef005e6da6f6','ba282127-6ef6-4238-9287-d7127a8d1996','eReturn')\n","stream":"stderr","time":"2022-02-15T14:47:07.495133571Z"}
Trying to extract " level: ERROR " as separate field from above log using ingest pipelines in Elastic so that it can be segregated based on the level of the logs such as ERROR,WARNING,INFO
Tried with split processor, but was not able to get the desired output. Any help would be appreciated.
You can use the grok processor using its syntax for regex:
%{DATA:preerror} values \('%{DATA:date}','%{DATA:error}'%{GREEDYDATA:posterror}
Then you can remove the fields preerror, date, posterror that you don't need.
I have the following filter in Cloud Logging that shows me all logs from a particular instance:
(resource.type="gce_instance" AND resource.labels.instance_id="***") OR (resource.type="global" AND jsonPayload.instance.id="***")
In this set, I want to search for a value in all fields. By looking at the documentation https://cloud.google.com/logging/docs/view/advanced-queries#searching-examples I found that I can write a simple word unicorn in the query fields and it will search in all fields. It works, but it searches in all my logs. But I want to search in the filtered logs set only, not across all logs in Cloud Logging. I want to get all rows containing the word failed and tried this:
((resource.type="gce_instance" AND resource.labels.instance_id="***") OR (resource.type="global" AND jsonPayload.instance.id="***")) and failed
But id doesn't work. How can I search in all fields while already having a filter?
Try to run the query formatting this way the last part:
((resource.type="gce_instance" AND resource.labels.instance_id="***") OR
(resource.type="global" AND jsonPayload.instance.id="***")) AND "failed"
Cheers,
I was wondering if anyone could help me with my problem:
I have a template and the number of indices is mapped using the template.
i.e.
cdr_xyz_1234
cdr_xyz_5689
cdr_xyz_9876
I run a search query on all the indices and it works fine
GET cdr_xyz_*/_search
but if I run an aggregate search query
GET cdr_xyz_*/_serach
I get "request [/cdr_xyz_*/_serach/] contains unrecognized parameter: [expand_wildcards]"
I even created a user with the role which has "cdr_xyz_*" all privileges but still get the same error.
Could you please tell me how to resolve this issue.
Many thanks
I just started working with graylog and I have some issues.
Can I write a query that will bring me logs with unique identifier?
For examples I have logs with op_id and loan_amt and I want to get sum of loan_amt from all logs. Here comes the problem : some logs may share same op_id and my sum will not be correct because will add plenty times the loan_amt from logs with same op_id
Can you help me, please?
If I understand correctly you will need to further narrow down your search criteria to filter out duplicate log entries.
You can use the GrayLog search query language to do this.
Try to find fields where duplicate logs differentiate from each other and then create a filter to exclude one from your results.
For example something like this:
source:hostname.that.logs.loans_amt AND LoggerName:your.logger.that.logs.loan_amt