Events List

The Events List is the primary interface for exploring the events through your Kloudfuse platform.

Follow these steps to get to the Events List interface:

1. Click the Events tab, and then the List option in the drop-down menu.

2. The List interface appears.

Using the Events List interface

The Events List interface has the following information and affordances:

Events List

1. Filters help you to determine what requires your immediate attention. For details, see Event Filters.

To show filters, expand the filters: click the (Show filters) icon in the top left corner of the page.

To hide the filters, click the (Hide filters) icon in the top right corner of the filter panel.

2. The Search Events searchbar enables you to find events by any attribute value.

3. Overall interval. The default is Last 12 hours. Click the drop-down to use the time picker and select the appropriate time interval.

4. Refresh display: click (Refresh) to update the display.

5. View type selector enables you to specify the search view by selecting one of the following modes:

• ( Events List View )

This article discusses this view.

• ( Events Time Series View)

• ( Events Top List View)

• ( Events Table View)

• ( Events Pie Chart View)

6. Chart that represents the event count over the specified duration.

7. The (Options) menu controls how to display the table.

Use the Options drop-down to add and remove columns in the table display.

The default table columns are Date, Relative Time, Source, Event ID, Aggregation Key, Level, Event Type, Title, and Message Body.

Use the Lines to show selector to specify how many content lines to display for each event message.

8. Add the events list to dashboards; click Add to Dashboards; see Add to Dashboard

9. Download the Event List table as a CSV or a JSON file.

10. The List of all events that match the filter and duration criteria.

11. Click the row that you plan to examine. The Detail view of the event appears on the screen. See Filter and Search Events.

Add to Dashboard

To add the current results to a dashboard, follow these steps:

1. In the interface, click the (Add to Dashboard) button.

2. The Add panel to dashboard dialog appears.

3. In the dialog, specify if you want to add to a New Dashboard (default), or an Existing Dashboard:

• New Dashboard
  • Existing Dashboard

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1. Select the folder from the drop-down.
   2. Enter the name of the new dashboard.
   3. Enter the panel name for the new chart.

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1. Select the folder from the drop-down.
   2. Select the dashboard from the drop-down.
   3. Enter the panel name for the new chart.

Filter and Search Events

The Event detail screen provides a more comprehensive view into each tracked event.

Event Detail

The sections are Message (for the full text of the message body), and Facets, Kubernetes Labels, Cloud Labels, and Additional Labels. You can search across Facets and Labels, and use their values as filters.

Search on Facets or Labels

Use the search to find the facets (or labels) that match your requirements. Kloudfuse finds the match.

For example, you can search for the term alert, which returns the alert_type=warning facet.

Search for facets

You can subsequently filter on that facet, or copy it into your clipboard.

The same applies to search for the various label categories.

Filter on Facets

Click facet value in the list of facets, and chose whether to Filter By the facet, Exclude the facet, or Copy the facet value to use elsewhere in your analysis.

Filter By

When you perform the filtering step, the value in the Filters menu changes, Kloudfuse adds the filter to the main search bar as a tile, and generates a graph with that filter enabled.

In the following example, we filtered on facet alert_type=warning, and the Events list shows only the events that include that facet and value.

Filter on facet value

Exclude

To exclude a facet from the search, choose Exclude from the drop-down menu.

In the next example, we exclude the facet alert_type=warning, and the Events list shows only the events that don’t have that facet and value.

Exclude facet value

Copy

Choose the Copy option, and Kloudfuse adds the value of the facet to your clipboard.

Continuing with previous examples, if you copy alert_type=warning, the clipboard contains the value warning.

Filter Labels

Click on one of the labels, and choose to Filter by all matching results, to Exclude that filter from the results, or to Copy the value of the filter.

Event Label Filter

Filter Source

Similarly, click on the source name at the top of the Event Detail to filter on that value: to Filter by all the source, to Exclude the source from the results, or to Copy the value of the source filter.

Event Source Filters