1. A computer-implemented method for time searching data, comprising: receiving time series data streams from an information processing environment that includes a plurality of servers; organizing the time series data stream for subsequent searching by performing actions, including: determining at least one domain that corresponds to data in the time series data streams, wherein data in the time series data streams is aggregated based on at least the one determined domain; time stamping the time series data streams to create at least one time stamped event that includes at least a portion of aggregated data from the time series data streams, wherein the time stamped event represents a statistic and a pattern of behavior; employing at least one feature of the included aggregated data to determine at least one boundary for each time stamped event; segmenting each time stamped event into a plurality of segments, wherein a segment is a substring of event text; time indexing the time stamped events to create time bucketed indices based on the time stamps and segments; and receiving a time series search request; and executing the time series search request at least in part by searching the time bucketed indices.
1. A computer-implemented method for time searching data, comprising: receiving time series data streams from an information processing environment that includes a plurality of servers; organizing the time series data stream for subsequent searching by performing actions, including: determining at least one domain that corresponds to data in the time series data streams, wherein data in the time series data streams is aggregated based on at least the one determined domain; time stamping the time series data streams to create at least one time stamped event that includes at least a portion of aggregated data from the time series data streams, wherein the time stamped event represents a statistic and a pattern of behavior; employing at least one feature of the included aggregated data to determine at least one boundary for each time stamped event; segmenting each time stamped event into a plurality of segments, wherein a segment is a substring of event text; time indexing the time stamped events to create time bucketed indices based on the time stamps and segments; and receiving a time series search request; and executing the time series search request at least in part by searching the time bucketed indices. 16. The method of claim 1 wherein the step of executing the time series search request at least in part by searching the time bucketed indices comprises: creating sub-searches for different time buckets; and executing the sub-searches across the corresponding time bucketed indices.