> > Ciara Loftus <ciara.lof...@intel.com> writes: > > > This series introduces tracing infrastructure for AF_XDP sockets (xsks). > > A trace event 'xsk_packet_drop' is created which can be enabled by > toggling > > > > /sys/kernel/debug/tracing/events/xsk/xsk_packet_drop/enable > > > > When enabled and packets are dropped in the kernel, traces are generated > > which describe the reason for the packet drop as well as the netdev and > > qid information of the xsk which encountered the drop. > > > > Example traces: > > > > 507.588563: xsk_packet_drop: netdev: eth0 qid 0 reason: rxq full > > 507.588567: xsk_packet_drop: netdev: eth0 qid 0 reason: packet too big > > 507.588568: xsk_packet_drop: netdev: eth0 qid 0 reason: fq empty > > > > The event can also be monitored using perf: > > > > perf stat -a -e xsk:xsk_packet_drop > > Would it make sense to also hook this up to drop_monitor? > > -Toke
Thanks for bring that to my attention Toke. I think it makes sense. I put together a quick prototype and it looks like a good fit. Neil what do you think? Perhaps as a follow up patch to the series in question however? Ciara
