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The "New Terms" rule type generates an alert for each new term it detects in source documents.
The rule accepts 2 new parameters that are unique to the new_terms rule type, in addition to common Security rule parameters such as query, index, and filters, to, from, etc. The new parameters are
new_terms_fields: an array of field names, currently limited to an array of size 1. In the future we will likely allow multiple field names to be specified here.
Example: ['host.ip']
history_window_start: defines the additional time range to search over when determining if a term is "new". If a term is found between the times history_window_start and from then it will not be classified as a new term.
Example: now-30d
Notes
New terms alerts have one special field at the moment: kibana.alert.new_terms. This field contains the detected term that caused the alert. A single source document may have multiple new terms if the source document contains an array of values in the specified field. In that case, multiple alerts will be generated from the single source document - one for each new value.
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PRs: elastic/kibana#134526, elastic/kibana#131010
Description
The "New Terms" rule type generates an alert for each new term it detects in source documents.
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The rule accepts 2 new parameters that are unique to the
new_terms
rule type, in addition to common Security rule parameters such asquery
,index
, andfilters
,to
,from
, etc. The new parameters arenew_terms_fields
: an array of field names, currently limited to an array of size 1. In the future we will likely allow multiple field names to be specified here.['host.ip']
history_window_start
: defines the additional time range to search over when determining if a term is "new". If a term is found between the timeshistory_window_start
andfrom
then it will not be classified as a new term.now-30d
Notes
New terms alerts have one special field at the moment:
kibana.alert.new_terms
. This field contains the detected term that caused the alert. A single source document may have multiple new terms if the source document contains an array of values in the specified field. In that case, multiple alerts will be generated from the single source document - one for each new value.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: