Hi, When I type in: GET filebeat-*/log/_search { "query": { "term" : {"terminationCause": "SUCCESS"} } } I get: { "took": 25, "timed_out": false, "_shards": { "total": 5, "successful": 5, "failed": 0 }, "hits": { "total": 96, "max_score": 3.1475947,…

Hello, exist different json parsers, one of them: Redirecting to jqlang.github.io jq '.hits' find necesary json param, then with grep and tr we will take total result: curl -s localhost:9200/twitte/_search?q=: | jq '.hits' |grep total |tr -cd '[[:digit:]]' i don't sure that this method is optimi…

Getting on the "total" of a term

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Getting on the "total" of a term

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