hi, i'm throwing a huge amount of log data into ES each month. i'm trying to create a python script to build a report at the end of the month. my first query i need to make is to query the index and get all the unique IP addresses and the count of how many times those IP addresses hit our network.…

thank you that helped a lot, i think i got it.. just for future reference.. this seems to work.. its just test code, so its not pretty but you'll get the idea. def query_test(self,es_host, es_index, es_field, startDate, endDate): # Define a default Elasticsearch client client = connection…

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Emanuil (Emanuil Tolev) December 3, 2020, 11:25pm 7

You might find this blog post on high cardinality terms aggregation optimisations useful. This forum topic may also help you, in particular the examples of aggregation partitioning being discussed.

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