Use network buffer less aggressive in ping probe #634
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Thanks @jumpojoy! This changes makes sense to me. Can you please sync your repo and send it again? There is a Dockerfile.dev in the PR causing conflicts. |
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When have higher number of targets (seen on 600+), no matter in single probe or in different probes, we may cause network buffer overflow as we add packets to the buffer much faster than NIC can handle them. To avoid this we may increase net.core.wmem sysctl, or add 1 milisecond dalay between buffer writes (which is done by this patch). This allows to have stable results for even 2k targets in single probe. Also patch improves logging - Added debug log when probe is started. - Do not print duplicate p.name as it is always added by logger, add p.runCnt instead - Improve debug message for a case when packet does not match runId this is usually happening when we received packet after probe timeout.
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Co-authored-by: Manu Garg <manugarg@gmail.com>
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When have higher number of targets (seen on 600+), no matter in single
probe or in different probes, we may cause network buffer overflow as
we add packets to the buffer much faster than NIC can handle them.
To avoid this we may increase net.core.wmem sysctl, or add 1 milisecond
dalay between buffer writes (which is done by this patch). This allows
to have stable results for even 2k targets in single probe.
Also patch improves logging
add p.runCnt instead
this is usually happening when we received packet after probe timeout.