tags: Linux,Network,Tools netstat -s: show network status(errors) # show udp status $ netstat -s --udp Udp: 437.0k/s packets received 0.0/s packets to unknown port received. 386.9k/s packet receive errors 0.0/s packets sent RcvbufErrors: 123.8k/s SndbufErrors: 0 InCsumErrors: 0
tags: Linux,Network,TCP,UDP,Tools ethtool -S: Reveal where the packets actuaaly went receiver$ watch 'sudo ethtool -S eth2 |grep rx' rx_nodesc_drop_cnt: 451.3k/s rx-0.rx_packets: 8.0/s rx-1.rx_packets: 0.0/s rx-2.rx_packets: 0.0/s rx-3.rx_packets: 0.5/s rx-4.rx_packets: 355.2k/s rx-5.rx_packets: 0.0/s rx-6.rx_packets: 0.0/s rx-7.rx_packets: 0.5/s rx-8.rx_packets: 0.0/s rx-9.rx_packets: 0.0/s rx-10.rx_packets: 0.0/s
tags: Linux,High Performance,Network,ethtool source: The Cloudflare Blog. “How to Receive a Million Packets per Second,” June 16, 2015. http://blog.cloudflare.com/how-to-receive-a-million-packets/. What are Multi-queue NICs RX queue was used to pass packets between hardware and kernel. Now days NICs support multiple RX queues: Each RX queue is pinned to a separate CPU. Multi-queue hashing algorithms Use a hash from packet to decide the RX queue number. The hash is usually counted from a tuple (src IP, dst IP, src port, dst port). This guarantees that packets for a single flow will always end up on exactly the same RX queue, and reordering of packets within a single flow can’t happen. ...
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