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  3. How can we create a query in AWS CloudWatch Logs Insights that lists all the words from logs in order of frequency?

How can we create a query in AWS CloudWatch Logs Insights that lists all the words from logs in order of frequency?

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    mani0525
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    I am dealing with cloudwatch logs, and I have a situation where I need to list all the words from the logs in order of their frequency. I have tried the following queries, but they haven't worked. If you could help, that would be greatly appreciated.

    Query1:
    fields @message
    | parse @message /(?\<word\>\[^\\s\]+)/
    | stats count() by word
    | sort count() desc
    
    Query2:
    fields @message
    | split " "
    | stats count(*) by \*
    | sort count\_* desc
    

    list of all the terms from the cloud watch logs listed in frequency order

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      Is this somehow in the context of Cloudron? I am asking, since this is a Cloudron related forum, however it is totally possible that others here are maybe able to help you out.

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