Utilizing shared search queries for defining multiple key performance indicators
AssigneeSplunk Inc.
InventorsNicholas Matthew Tankersley, Fang I. Hsiao, Arun Ramani
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AssigneeSplunk Inc.
InventorsNicholas Matthew Tankersley, Fang I. Hsiao, Arun Ramani
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An example method of utilizing shared search queries for defining multiple key performance indicators (KPIs) comprises: receiving input specifying one or more service definitions, each service definition of the one or more service definitions specifying an entity definition for an entity providing a service of one or more services executing in an information technology (IT) environment, wherein the IT environment is monitored by the service monitoring system, wherein the service monitoring system uses first machine data of a first entity specified by a first service definition of the one or more service definitions to monitor a first KPI for a first service of the one or more services, and wherein the service monitoring system uses second machine data of a second entity specified by a second service definition of the one or more service definitions to monitor a second KPI for a second service of the one or more services; determining that the first machine data and the second machine data include common machine data; defining, based on the first machine data and the second machine data including common machine data, a shared base search query for the first KPI and the second KPI; executing the shared based search query to generated shared base search query results for the first KPI and the second KPI; and generating, using results from executing the shared base search query, a first value for the first KPI and a second value for the second KPI.
A method performed by one or more processing devices of a service monitoring system, the method comprising:
A system comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium encoding executable instructions that, in response to execution by one or more processing devices, cause the one or more processing devices to:
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