Using rate() with VictoriaLogs and LogsQL in Grafana

[arseny-zinchenko]

Trying to understand is it possible to have something similar to the rate() function in Loki?
For example, I have the following query for Loki in Grafana to get a per-second traffic rate from VPC Flow Logs:

topk(5,
  sum by (pkt_src_addr) (
    rate(
      (
        {logtype="flow", logger_type="loki"}
        | pattern `<region> <vpc_id> <az_id> <subnet_id> <instance_id> <interface_id> <flow_direction> <src_addr> <dst_addr> <src_port> <dst_port> <pkt_src_addr> <pkt_dst_addr> <pkt_src_aws_service> <pkt_dst_aws_service> <traffic_path> <packets> <bytes> <action>`
        | interface_id="eni-0352f8c82da6aa229"
        | action="ACCEPT"
        | pkt_src_addr=ip("10.0.32.0/20")
        | pkt_src_addr=~"${kubernetes_pod_ip}"
        | pkt_dst_addr=~"${remote_svc_ip}"
        | unwrap bytes
        | __error__=""
      )[15m]
    )
  )
)

How can I achieve something similar with VMLogs and its LogsQL?

[dmitryk-dk]

Hi @arseny-zinchenko ! This issue should be opened in the main repository of the VictoriaMetrics

Created the issue in the main repository VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaMetrics#7646

[valyala]

Closing this issue as duplicate of VictoriaMetrics/VictoriaMetrics#7646