Are you getting the output without the percent? Essentially the number but juts looking for the % sign? From the looks of the query that is what I’m seeing (without running it lol)
it is giving me the results in Gbs , below is an example of the results. If splunk would give me the max memory of each server, I could use the results below, but since it does not, I rather see the results in percentages if possible.
Host Trend Average Peak Current Last Updated
myHost TrendGraph 0.31 0.32 0.30 12/15/2016 10:56:00
this is what I currently have
index=platform sourcetype=”Perfmon:Memory” counter=”Available Mbytes”| bucket _time span=1m | chart sparkline(avg(Value)) as Trend avg(Value) as Average, max(Value) as Peak, latest(Value) as Current, latest(_time) as “Last Updated” by Host | convert ctime(“Last Updated”) | sort – Average) |eval Average=round(Average/1024, 2) | eval Peak=round(Peak/1024, 2) | eval Current=round(Current/1024, 2) |
Are you getting the output without the percent? Essentially the number but juts looking for the % sign? From the looks of the query that is what I’m seeing (without running it lol)
it is giving me the results in Gbs , below is an example of the results. If splunk would give me the max memory of each server, I could use the results below, but since it does not, I rather see the results in percentages if possible.
Host Trend Average Peak Current Last Updated
myHost TrendGraph 0.31 0.32 0.30 12/15/2016 10:56:00