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Performance Analysis Viz

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Overview
Details
The Performance Analysis Visualization allows you to compare two related metrics over time in a tabular format. Use cases include comparing your infrastructure and application health, showing performance and availability of synthetic monitoring scripts, and tracking build status vs code commits over time. This app provides a visualization that you can use in your own apps and dashboards.

Daniel Spavin
daniel@spavin.net
I am a Splunk Professional Services consultant working for JDS Australia (https://www.jds.net.au), in Melbourne Australia.

What does the app do?

The Performance Analysis Visualization allows you to compare two related metrics over time in a tabular format. Use cases include comparing your infrastructure and application health, showing performance and availability of synthetic monitoring scripts, and tracking build status vs code commits over time. This app provides a visualization that you can use in your own apps and dashboards.

Who is this app for?

  • This app is for anyone who wants to show how two related metrics vary over time in a tablular format.

How does the app work?

  • This app provides a visualization that you can use in your own apps and dashboards.
  • To use it in your dashboards, simply install the app, and create a search that provides the following fields: _time, name, value, status

Usecases for the Performance Analysis Visualization:

  1. Displaying both infrastructure and application health over time
  2. Showing both performance and availability of transactions from a selenium script (Application Performance Monitoring)
  3. Monitoring Application health and exceptions over the past day or week
  4. Tracking the number of code commits vs build status over time

The following fields can be used in the search:

  • _time (required): the time field for the events.
  • name (required): The label for each row of the table. This usually represents the server name.
  • value (required): The numeric value of the primary metric - e.g. CPU %. This will determine the colour of the cells.
  • status (required): This represents the secondary metric - e.g. Application health. Status is used to create the icon or numeric value. Can be textual: GREEN / AMBER / RED, or numeric: 12.22. If you don't want to show a status, you can set this to "" (...| eval staus="" |...)
  • warning_threshold (optional): This value determines when the cell background color changes from GREEN to AMBER. You can set a different warning_threshold for each name, or use the default settings.
  • critical_threshold (optional): This value determines when the cell background color changes from AMBER to RED. You can set a different critical_threshold for each name, or use the default settings.

Example Search

index=_internal earliest = -24h@h group=*| rename group as name, date_second as value, date_minute as status | table _time, name, value, status

A sample data set is included with the app:

| inputlookup sample-data.csv

Version Support

8.0, 7.3, 7.2, 7.1, 7.0, 6.6

Release Notes

v 1.0.0

  • Initial version
  • Works with dark mode in Splunk 7.2
  • Tested in IE, Firefox, Chrome, and Edge

Possible Issues

  • No issues have been raised. If you have a bug report, please contact daniel@spavin.net

Privacy and Legal

  • No personally identifiable information is logged or obtained in any way through this visualizaton.

For support

  • Send email to daniel@spavin.net
  • Support is not guaranteed and will be provided on a best effort basis.

Release Notes

Version 1.5.0
March 22, 2024
  • Updated JS issues for Splunk 9.x
Version 1.4.0
Feb. 5, 2022

V 1.4.0
* Minor updates to work with Splunk Cloud

Version 1.3.0
Sept. 24, 2019

V 1.3.0
- Fixed issue with Splunk 7.3.x showing 'undefined' on the options menu
- Fixed bug where null values were converted to zero. Now you can display 'No Data' when all values for a time slice are null.
- Down-time is now turned off by default. It can still be enabled via the Options window.

Version 1.2.0
Aug. 3, 2019

v 1.2.0
Events previously had to be in time order, causing some searches to show incorrect results. That requirement has now been removed.
Even when sorted in a random order the viz will display the start and end times correctly.
You can now have Critical values lower than OK values - e.g. number of purchases per hour is critical at 0, but OK at 50. See Options - Default Thresholds
Names can now be sorted by order found in search results (default), alphabetical, or reverse alphabetical.
* The maximum size of the visualization has been increased from 1,000px to 10,000px so you can view more KPIs without seeing a scroll bar.

Version 1.1.0
Oct. 31, 2018
  • Updated drill down support to filter by name as well as date
  • Added token support to allow interactive dashboards
  • Created new dashboard to feature the drill down and token features

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