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Original issue 141 created by aaronmbr on 2014-03-25T08:59:43.000Z:
It would be interesting to see how much we could use with TCP_INFO instead of web100. i.e. if we wanted to release a version of NDT that didn’t require a web100 kernel, what stats could we still collect, and would that be useful? Presumably, this would require looking at how the web100 variables get used to calculate the various stats, and to see what would still be collectible using just the TCP_INFO stats.
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Original issue 141 created by aaronmbr on 2014-03-25T08:59:43.000Z:
It would be interesting to see how much we could use with TCP_INFO instead of web100. i.e. if we wanted to release a version of NDT that didn’t require a web100 kernel, what stats could we still collect, and would that be useful? Presumably, this would require looking at how the web100 variables get used to calculate the various stats, and to see what would still be collectible using just the TCP_INFO stats.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: