Flexible Filtering
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Filtering With JPath
JSON means never having to re-map your events.
Using our simple JPath syntax, you can define complex filters without having to explicitly tag or map attributes ahead of time. Need to make a quick adjustment? No problem.
Because you're filtering, grouping and calcuating based on properties in your payload - you can evolve your metrics over time, without losing historical context.
Example
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Want to make sure you got that JSONPath just right? Don't sweat it, we provide a human readable version of your filter, just to be safe.
Filtering is easy, using a variation of JSONPath, you can directly address your event payloads.
Add up to 5 groupings per filter, based on any property in your event payload. All metrics retrieved can include / exclude something soemthing something.
Control the granularity of your time series, from 30s to 1000 years!
You can add up to 10 aggregations per filter. Each aggregation can include a sub-filter to get more specific, and can have any number of calculations on a specific payload property.
What is a filter?
A filter is the building block for your real-time aggregation. It defines what data matters, how you want to group your aggregations and at what interval. Learn more here
How many aggregations do I get per filter?
You can add up to 10 aggregations per filter. Each aggregation can contain 1-6 calculations, so you don’t need to worry about separate aggregations for Counts vs Sums etc.