Shobhit Garg
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Jyotsna, When you say you want to install the collector on the fly on EC2 instances, I assume that you mean whenever a EC2 instance is spin up you want to have a collector installed. The only wa...
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Piyush, You have not mentioned the timerange, but what you can make a query like below, here the assumption is that EventA will always happen. I mean there wont be a case where eventB happens bu...
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Michael, The remaining 3 fields src_port, dest_ip and dest_port will not be used any where, they are parsed just to make extraction of src_ip easy. Here subquery is used under search expression....
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Jyotsna, JOIN should get you the desired results. It would be nice if you can share your JOIN query and the screenshot of the output. Regards
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Sathish, No, that is not possible. In Sumologic for each query you have to have a time-range to let query know how old data it has to scan. SumoLogic is not like RDBS where we have a table and e...
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Jyotsna, If you can paste the complete query, then probably we can understand the logic you have used and can help further. Regards
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Nathan, Please try below. I tested this for the sample message you have posted. "filters":[{ "filterType":"Mask", "name":"Maskrule", "regexp":"SoapWriter\\.\\d+ - \\[[0-9a-z]*...
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Doreen, Probably this will need some investigation. I would suggest to open a case using support@sumologic.com Regards
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Kenichi, You can export the data from SumoLogic via two methods 1. Using UI - : In this method you can export the data in CSV format via UI https://help.sumologic.com/05Search/Get-Started-with-S...
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Shobhit Garg commented,
Hi Nathan, Assuming you want to mask the SQL query then your regex is correct, I tested it. jdbc\.sqltiming\.373\s\[[a-z0-9]{16}\s[a-z0-9]{16}\]\s-\s*-\s*([^{]*) The masked data ingested in Sumolog...