Number of object queries

Run the query against Object Storage and save the output to a file:

1. For convenience, save:

   • Name of the bucket storing the object with the logs, to a variable named $bucket:

     bucket=<bucket_name>
     

   • Key of the object containing the logs, to a variable named $key:

     key=<object_key>
     

   • S3 Select expression to request object data, to a variable named $query:

     query='<query_expression>'
     

     Sample expressions:

     • Retrieving queries by response code:

       SELECT "timestamp", request_id, handler, object_key, status, request_time
       FROM S3Object
       WHERE status >= 400
       

     • Searching for long-running queries:

       SELECT "timestamp", request_id, handler, object_key, status, request_time
       FROM S3Object
       WHERE request_time >= 1000
       

     • Average time for processing queries (using aggregate functions AVG):

       SELECT AVG(request_time) AS "avg" FROM S3Object
       

2. Run this command:

   aws --endpoint https://storage.yandexcloud.net s3api select-object-content \
     --bucket $bucket \
     --key $key \
     --expression "$query" \
     --expression-type 'SQL' \
     --input-serialization 'JSON={Type=LINES}' \
     --output-serialization 'JSON={}' \
     "output.json"
   

If a query uses no aggregate functions, output the number of queries for each object key. To do this, run an aggregation query using the jq utility:

jq .object_key output.json | uniq -c | sort -nr

Result:

9 "path/logs/2021-02-10-22-02-25-199f57b5-5601-3210-5d9a-1apl1e5z6b4f"
7 "path/logs/2021-01-28-11-40-11-580g57b5-9903-1108-6a7a-1ghj1e0e8b0f"
3 "path/logs/2020-12-09-10-05-31-123f57b5-1853-4120-8d7a-5bcc1e9e9b4f"
1 "path/logs/2020-12-09-08-11-10-123f57b5-1773-9310-1d2a-5bcc1e9e9b4f"
1 "path/logs/2020-12-01-14-42-11-493f57b5-1093-4120-8d7a-5bcc1e9e9b4f"