基于Splunk Rex命令实现异常过滤、错误码统计及后续信息提取的技术需求
Splunk Query to Analyze Limoc Input Exceptions
Here's a complete Splunk query that addresses all your requirements:
<your_base_search> | search "Limoc Input : Exception occurred: " \d+ | rex "Limoc Input : Exception occurred: (?<error_code>\d+) (?<error_details>.+)" | stats count as occurrence_count by error_code, error_details | table error_code error_details occurrence_count
Breakdown of each component:
- Base Search: Replace
<your_base_search>with your actual index, sourcetype, or time range filters (e.g.,index=your_index sourcetype=your_sourcetype earliest=-24h). - Filter Step: The
searchcommand uses a regex to target logs matching the pattern "Limoc Input : Exception occurred: " followed by any numeric error code (covers 100, 101, and all similar numeric error formats). - Field Extraction: The
rexcommand captures two key fields:error_code: The numeric code immediately after the exception message.error_details: All text following the error code (e.g., "COMPRESS 'success' EEEE08EE.ERROR-TEXT(1) null").
- Count Aggregation:
stats count as occurrence_countgroups results by botherror_codeanderror_detailsto count how many times each unique error scenario occurs. - Output Formatting:
tablearranges the results in your desired order: error code, associated details, and occurrence count.
Example Output:
Running this against your sample logs will produce a table like:
| error_code | error_details | occurrence_count |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | COMPRESS 'success' EEEE08EE.ERROR-TEXT(1) null | 1 |
| 101 | COMPRESS 'success' EEEE08EE.ERROR-TEXT(2) null | 1 |
(Counts will update automatically based on how many times each error appears in your dataset.)
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者Diksha
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