![]() | eval WASEventCode=mvmap(WASEventCode,if(match(_raw,WASEventCode),WASEventCode,null())) | eventstats values(WASEventCode) as WASEventCode | stats values(WASEventCode) as WASEventCode] I hope now you can create / load a dashboard faster without any headache.I am working on search to search fields values from the lookup in an index and i have created the below search : index="nch_apps_nonprod" It will run the query only one time and will distribute the results among the other panels. Save it and now load the dashboard you can see that the dashboard is loading more faster than earlier.īecause now Splunk will not run the queries 3 times. Because those are already mentioned in the base search. Then in the query tag remove the common portion of the query as base search and write “search” before the query.Īlso, remove the earliest, latest, and sampleRatio tags from each panel. On each panel pass the “id” that we have defined in the previous step like “base=” inside the search tag. Now go to panels one by one and make these changes. Then mention the earliest and latest time it will apply for all the panels and mention “sampleRatio” as 1. Within the “query” tag write the common portion of the query from the three panels with table command ( or fields command ) where all the fields name will be there (fields which are used somewhere in the dashboard). You can also know about : Change Table Header Color Based on Values Present in the TableĪt first, at the top create a “search” tag and define an “id”. Here $text_token$ is the token for text input.Īs you can see in these three panels are having a common portion i.e “index=_internal sourcetype=splunkd_ui_access $text_token$”, so we will make this portion as our base search. In each of these three panels, we have three different queries like this.ġst Panel – index=”_internal” sourcetype=”splunkd_ui_access” $text_token$ |top status |head 1Ģnd panel – index=”_internal” sourcetype=”splunkd_ui_access” $text_token$ |top method |head 1ģrd Panel – index=_internal sourcetype=splunkd_ui_access $text_token$ |table method status file bytes uri_path | search |dedup file We have a dashboard named as “New_Demo_Dashboard” with three different panels and a “text input”. By using the base search, the complete dashboard will load simultaneously and faster. ![]() That will create a bad impression on your client. Lets say we are having multiple panels in a dashboard and it will take a lot of time to load. In this blog, we will work on the base search. Now each query will load one by one if one query took 5 seconds to load then it will take 25 seconds to load the complete dashboard (approx. Each panel contains different search queries– Suppose you have five panels in your dashboard and each panel contains different search query and it should. This is the first case which makes our dashboard slow.Ģ. Those tokens take time to pass through the panels. This message is due to the tokens that you created for different inputs. “Search is waiting for input” – This is a normal message you will find on panels every time when you launch your dashboard. Now take a look at those things which make your dashboard slow.ġ. That’s why concept of “base search” came in the picture which is also known as “Post Process searches in Splunk”Ī normal dashboard can contain numerous panels according to the conditions and each of the panels will have a different search query. That’s mean the same kind of searches is running more than once to populate different search result. ![]() ![]() Often you will find there are several searches similar to each other in one dashboard. Pivot generating searches and many more.Īmong these searches, our point of discussion will be “Post-process searches”. In Splunk, there are few types of searches available to populate search result or visualization as a form of dashboards those are, 1. Hello, Today in this blog we are going to implement the usage of “Base Search” to make your dashboard faster than ever before. How To Load Dashboard Faster Using “Base Search”
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