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Actually I would run ss over the netstat for such high concurrency connection as netstat hits /proc/net/tcp and it's quite slow. However, you need to have the t
by thomasknowles 15y ago
Actually I would run ss over the netstat for such high concurrency connection as netstat hits /proc/net/tcp and it's quite slow. However, you need to have the tcp_diag module loaded otherwise it falls back to /proc/net/tcp.
- X-Istence 15y agoYou may not have read the entire article, but he clearly explains that their tech stack is FreeBSD + Erlang not Linux + Erlang. There is no /proc/net/tcp on FreeBSD. Hell, there is no /proc unless it is specifically mounted by the administrator, but tools certainly don't use it to get data.
- thomasknowles 15y agoI read it, I just presume people most users are linux based in here.