Here I have the count of requests, the total sum of bytes, and the average bytes per request. Is that what you're asking for, or am I misunderstanding?
I'm trying to do a very similar thing, but can't seem to make it work. (PEBKAC, I'm sure) How exactly do I make a column that is a sum divided by time range up right?
For example, I have one column that is a top 10 by bytes transferred. I want to display the mbit/sec for the host beside it. I can pre-do some of the math in logstash via ruby if necessary (bytes to bits, etc) but I can't figure out how to take the value and divide it by whatever time is picked. I don't really want the average - there may be hundreds of thousands of packets, so the average size in bytes isn't what I want. I want to make a bytes/time column, where /time is based on the number of seconds in the time picker.
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