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I have composite counters for latency in the form "latency=1.0/3.0/5.0ms" which are min/avg/max respectively. I would like to be able to graph these individually, something like the graph below. I think I should be able to remove the units ("ms") and break these up at search time into components (perhaps: latency.min, latency.avg, latency.max) using a regex. I was hoping someone would be kind enough to show me how this can be done, or perhaps something similar.
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OK, now I got it to work. Thanks yannK. When viewing your underlying answer, I see all the backslashes needed. (I was only using the backslash before the slashes) Just to make other readers life easier (you can cut and paste the code below):
To build the graph try this:
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if your event has "latency=1.0/3.0/5.0ms"
then try
edit, beware the web messed up the display, between the counteers, use an escaping backslash before the slash. I tried this but it did not work. I substituted "\/" for "/" which produced three empty columns minlatency, avglatency, and maxlatency. Going to dig into the rex command in the manual to see if I can figure out the correct incantation. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
(30 Apr '12, 09:49)
charleswheelus
look at the "edited x days ago" link to see the correct command, the forum rendering is messing up the search command.
(30 Apr '12, 09:53)
yannK
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