Server health status

Elastic Stack Beats
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how to find the unique count of good and bad health server status based on the system.cpu.user.pct and system.memory.actual.used.pct. I tried using the filter option but am getting the wrong count of server health status.

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Hi!

I would go creating a search for instance system.cpu.user.pct > 50 and then create a vertical bar visualisation splitting the x-axis by host.name. For instance:

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i could like to know the unique count of host whose system.cpu.user.pct and system.memory.actual.pct is >=60

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All right, I think I have what you need:

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Let me know what you think!

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i have done the same. actually i want to classify the server as healthy,warning and bad health server based on range.Suppose if my system.cpu.used.pct and system.memory.actual.used.pct is <40 then it falls under healthy server if it falls between 40 to 60 den warning server status if above 60 bad server status. when i used both of this fields in filter with the range my unique count of host doesnt not match. but if i use one field with range it matches with the unique count of host

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try to use the same field which i have used , so that i get a clear idea

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is there any update???

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kindly help me to sort out the problem

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Hey!

First of all I think that your approach might have some problems. What will happen in cases of system.cpu.used.pct<40 AND system.memory.actual.used.pct>40?

Also since your question is more Kibana specific and not so much related to Beats, I would suggest you do this question to the Kibana forum.

Let me know what you think!