On Wed, 25 Feb 2015, Dave Taht wrote:
Oh, god. I am getting incredibly sensitive about average queue length, and I realize that that is not what you meant. But since not enough people have seemingly read this or any of the related materials, here it is again.
But it would be valuable to see "instant current length" and other types of statistics if they were collected once per second and the per-second values were kept for 30 values back in time (ie 30 seconds worth of data)?
I know some commercial routers will have the possibility of showing the current percentage queue fill on the device. I don't know how the Linux AQM system works, but exposing some of these counters through the proc subsystem (or something else), might work, and then a userspace daemon could poll this data as often as it wanted, then you don't even need the kernel to do averaging and keeping the data.
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