On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 4:35 PM David Villasmil < [email protected]> wrote:
> Basically, the application is not processing the received packets as > quickly as it should, so the kernel stores the packets in the buffer so it > doesn’t have to throw them away. > > It’s not so difficult to understand. If this is happening all the time, > you won’t solve this by making the buffer bigger. You solve this by > figuring out why the application is not processing the packets fast enough. > That's been the point of this discussion. Unfortunately, there answers so far have added to up "keep changing settings until you find what works best" and "buffers are a Ponzi scheme" despite and immediate 3x performance increase.
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