Cribl, Inc.

Oliver Draese

Ledion Bitincka

Dritan Bitincka

Clint Sharp

Janusz Sobolewski

In some aspects, search functionality is provided in an observability pipeline system. In some implementations, a method of searching remotely-stored data includes receiving a search query at a computer node residing at a node geolocation, the search query representing a request to search data stored at a storage geolocation; identifying compute geolocations each including computing resources, each of the compute geolocations being distinct from the node geolocation and the storage geolocation; obtaining latency data including latency values for the compute geolocations; selecting one of the compute geolocations based on the latency data; by operation of a coordinator agent on the computer node, initiating a dynamic computing resource at the selected compute geolocation, and receiving search results identified by the dynamic computing resource.

Searching remote data in an observability pipeline system

In some aspects, search functionality is provided in an observability pipeline system. In some implementations, a search query is received at a computer node from a leader role of an observability pipeline system. The search query represents a request to search event data at the computer node and includes a first search operator that specifies a system state context criterion and a second search operator that specifies an event criterion. An observability pipeline process is configured according to the search query. Search results are generated based on applying the observability pipeline process at the computer node. A current system state of the computer node that matches the first search operator is determined; and a subset of event data on the computer node that matches the second search operator is identified. The search results including the subset of event data are sent to the leader role.

Targeting system state context in a search process in an observability pipeline system

In some aspects, search functionality is provided in an observability pipeline system. In some implementations, a search method includes receiving a search query from a leader role in an observability pipeline system. The search query represents a request to search event data at a computer resource. An observability pipeline process is configured to perform a search according to the search query, and search results are obtained based on applying the observability pipeline process to the event data. The search results include events from the event data. Provenance information is obtained for each of the events. The provenance information for each event includes an identification of the computer resource and a link to the computer resource. Augmented search results are generated by associating the provenance information with the respective events, and the augmented search results are communicated to the leader role.

Enriching search results with provenance information in an observability pipeline system

In some aspects, search functionality is provided in an observability analysis system. In some implementations, search results are obtained from prior search queries, the search results include a subset of event data generated in a computing environment. Metadata are generated by analyzing the event data to identify a plurality of fields and values for each of the plurality of fields. A partial search query is received through a user interface at a first computer node; the partial search query represents at least a portion of a request to search the event data. Autocomplete suggestions are generated at the first computer node based on the partial search query and the metadata. Each of the autocomplete suggestions includes a suggested field selected from the plurality of fields, a suggested value selected from the values, or both. At least one of the autocomplete suggestions is displayed in the user interface.

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