Can Compactor using multi core?
Hi All, I'm a new user who is considered to use compactor with production level. when I read user-guide in wiki page(pdf version), I found some text as below: By default, installing compactor via a binary package and running it as a service restricts compactor to using just one physical core. Increasing the number of cores available may, depending on the configuration, increase the maximum throughput of compactor . According to this message, I think, the way of using multi core (pysical or logical) is available. How can I use it? Apart from compression, can using multi core? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.
The core and memory restriction is set in the package systemd service file. CPUAffinity=0 is used to restrict all threads to the first core. Compactor always runs separate threads for raw pcap output, ignored pcap output and C-DNS output as well as any output compression. If more cores are allocated, the maximum traffic speed compactor can process increases. On 28 May 2018 06:30:42 BST, "lay(김래형)" <lay.kim@kakaocorp.com> wrote:
Hi All,
I'm a new user who is considered to use compactor with production level.
when I read user-guide in wiki page(pdf version), I found some text as below:
By default, installing compactor via a binary package and running it as a service restricts compactor to using just one physical core. Increasing the number of cores available may, depending on the configuration, increase the maximum throughput of compactor .
According to this message, I think, the way of using multi core (pysical or logical) is available. How can I use it? Apart from compression, can using multi core?
Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.
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