Creating an LTS Quick Analysis Task
Logs contain information such as system performance and business status. For example, the frequency of keyword ERROR indicates the system health, and the frequency of keyword BUY indicates the business activity. You can use the quick analysis function to query specified log keywords. LTS collects statistics on the keywords and generates metric data, so that you can learn about the system performance and business in real time.
- Supports analysis on first 100,000 logs.
The purpose of quick analysis is to quickly return the distribution and change trend of field values. It does not analyze all data, but only samples.
- Logs can be filtered by query time and criteria for analysis.
Quick analysis is to analyze the logs queried by query statements. When the number of queried logs is 0, no result is displayed for quick analysis.
- Quick analysis can be used to generate query statements.
You can click an analysis result to automatically generate a query statement, query logs, and generate a new quick analysis.
- The maximum length of a field for quick analysis is 2 KB.
- The distribution statistics in quick analysis field area displays the first 100 records.
- If quick analysis is not enabled within the analysis time range, a field does not exist, or a field value is null, the analysis result of the field is null.
- When you click null to add a string field to the search box, Field : "null"OR NOT Field : * will be displayed.
- When you click null to add a float or long field to the search box, NOT Field : * will be displayed.
- If quick analysis is not enabled, the column-store data used for analysis is not stored, and the analysis result is null. In this case, log search is meaningless and no log may be matched.
Prerequisites
Quick analysis is conducted on fields extracted from structured logs. Structure raw logs before you create a quick analysis task.
Creating a Quick Analysis Task
Quick analysis is performed on a per-log-stream basis. You can create a quick analysis task as follows:
- Log in to the LTS console. The Log Management page is displayed by default.
- Click the target log group or stream. The log stream details page is displayed.
- You can create a quick analysis task in either of the following ways:
- Click to go to the setting details page. Under Index Fields, enable Quick Analysis when adding a field.
- On the Cloud Structuring Parsing tab page, enable Auto Configuration and Analysis. It is enabled by default. This enables structured fields for configuring indexes and quick analysis.
- On the Log Search tab page, click Set Quick Analysis. On the displayed Index Settings tab page, add fields for quick analysis.
- Click OK. The quick analysis task is created.
- indicates a field of the string type.
- indicates a field of the float type.
- indicates a field of the long type.
- The maximum length of a field for quick analysis is 2000 bytes.
- The quick analysis field area displays the first 100 records.
- The number of sampled fields are displayed.
- Click to view the chart generated. For fields of the string type, the field distribution and intelligent aggregation timeline can be displayed. For fields of the long and float type, only the intelligent aggregation timeline can be displayed. Click the chart to view details.
- Click the field distribution or intelligent aggregation time line, the visualization page is displayed and the corresponding SQL query statement is generated. In this way, the distribution and change trend of field values are displayed more intuitively. For details, see Analyzing Logs in LTS.
Secondary Analysis
The quick analysis supports secondary analysis of float and long fields.
Click Max, Min, Avg, and Sum under the target field to quickly collect the maximum, minimum, average, and sum values.
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