Elasticsearch query for time the value has not changed

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1

Hi All,

I am kind of new to elasticsearch queries and I would like to get the
information about the time since the last value change, in the following
example the time the value is 1 = 5 seconds. Is there a way to do it, if
no, can someone think of a way to achieve this?

@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:35:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:34:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:33:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:32:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:31:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:30:43.708 Key: service1 values: 0

I am basically trying to figure out my application uptime from this data
that we already have.

Thanks & Regards,
Aravind Chennuru

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I am not sure that elasticsearch stores that kind of metadata about each
document. You could perform an update on the document every time you insert
to store the datetime that it was modified, then proceed with a date range
query.

-Christian

On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 2:47 PM, Aravind Chennuru aryanaravind@gmail.com
wrote:

Hi All,

I am kind of new to elasticsearch queries and I would like to get the
information about the time since the last value change, in the following
example the time the value is 1 = 5 seconds. Is there a way to do it, if
no, can someone think of a way to achieve this?

@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:35:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:34:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:33:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:32:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:31:43.708 Key: service1 values: 1
@timestamp: May 11th 2015, 14:30:43.708 Key: service1 values: 0

I am basically trying to figure out my application uptime from this data
that we already have.

Thanks & Regards,
Aravind Chennuru

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