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- Searches power dashboards and forms - Splunk Documentation
For dashboards with more saved searches than the concurrency limit, use an ad hoc or inline search with the savedsearch command to call the saved search An ad hoc or inline search creates a scenario where searches that exceed the concurrency limit still queue and run when capacity allows
- How to get list of summary index and sourcetype in Splunk
To look for savedsearches using either one of these methods you can search the rest endpoint like this | fields + title, qualifiedSearch, "action summary_index", "action summary_index *" | where match(qualifiedSearch, "(?i)\|(?:\s|\n)*collect") OR ('action summary_index'=="1" OR match('action summary_index', "(?i)true")) | rename
- Create a summary index in Splunk Web | Splunk Docs
Select the events index that you want to use as the summary index for this search The list displays only indexes to which you have permission to write The default events summary index is named "summary" After you save these settings, the Splunk software starts running the search on its schedule in the background When it runs the search
- Using summary indexing to accelerate searches - Splunk Lantern
How to use summary indexing to create smaller segments of event data populated by background searches that only include the data needed to fulfill the search
- How to use summary indexing in dashboards? - Splunk Community
Right, you set up a search whose results you want to summarize, schedule it and select Enable Summary indexing and give a report name of your choice and index of your choice to send the data to And then change your dashboard searches to search for the data in the summary index than the raw index
- Use summary indexing for increased search efficiency
First, schedule a saved search to return the total number of downloads over a specified slice of time Then, use summary indexing to save the results of that search into a summary index You can then run a report any time you want on the data in the summary index to obtain the latest count of the total number of downloads
- Use summary indexing for increased search efficiency | Splunk Docs
Summary indexes enable you to efficiently search on large volumes of data When you create a summary index you design a scheduled search that runs in the background, extracting a precise set of statistical information from a large and varied dataset The results of each run of the search are stored in a summary index that you designate
- Solved: How to create summary index? - Splunk Community
The enable summary indexing Alternatively you can use the collect statement directly in your search In your dashboard, you can either use loadjob or savedsearch command to load the most recent saved search report to diplay or you can make searches from the summary index
- Saving searches - Splunk Documentation
If you are using reports, also referred to as "saved searches," in the Splunk Dashboard Studio, see Use reports and saved searches with ds savedSearch in the Splunk Dashboard Studio manual for information on how to use them
- Searches power dashboards and forms | Splunk Docs
Use and modify a referenced saved search to generate dashboard panel content Reference a saved search from a report You can use the original time range and visualization from the report or you can modify them in Simple XML To change the search string, edit the report
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