On Dec 15, 2014, at 7:49 PM, Jesse Bowling <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> I notice zbalance_ipc does print statistics to the screen while running;
>>> can these be disabled?
>>
>> There is no parameter at the moment, but they are not printed in daemon mode.
>
> Ah! I was missing the daemon mode flag...
In fact I’m still missing the flag:
# zbalance_ipc -h
zbalance_ipc - (C) 2014 ntop.org
Using PFRING_ZC v.6.0.2.140923
A master process balancing packets to multiple consumer processes.
Usage: zbalance_ipc [-h] -i <device> -c <cluster id> -n <num inst>
[-m <hash mode>] [-S <core id>] [-g <core_id>]
[-N <num>] [-a] ]-l <sock list>]
-h Print this help
-i <device> Device (comma-separated list)
-c <cluster id> Cluster id
-n <num inst> Number of application instances
In case of '-m 1' or '-m 4' it is possible to spread packets
across multiple
instances of multiple applications, using a comma-separated list
-m <hash mode> Hashing modes:
0 - No hash: Round-Robin (default)
1 - IP hash, or TID (thread id) in case of '-i sysdig'
2 - Fan-out
3 - Fan-out (1st) + Round-Robin (2nd, 3rd, ..)
4 - GTP hash (Inner IP/Port or Seq-Num)
-S <core id> Enable Time Pulse thread and bind it to a core
-g <core_id> Bind this app to a core
-q <len> Number of slots in each queue (default: 8192)
-N <num> Producer for n2disk multi-thread (<num> threads)
-a Active packet wait
-l <sock list> Enable VM support (comma-separated list of QEMU monitor sockets)
What is the flag to daemonize?
Thanks,
Jesse
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