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Structure that holds datagram statistics for receiver TCP transports. More...
#include <lbm.h>
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| lbm_ulong_t | bytes_rcved |
| Number of TCP datagram bytes received, i.e., the total of lengths of all TCP packets including UM header information. (Cumulative) | |
| lbm_ulong_t | lbm_msgs_rcved |
| Number of messages or message fragments received over a TCP transport. (Cumulative) More... | |
| lbm_ulong_t | lbm_msgs_no_topic_rcved |
| Number of messages received that were not for a topic of interest to the receiver. (Cumulative) More... | |
| lbm_ulong_t | lbm_reqs_rcved |
| Number of UM request messages received (message type LBM_MSG_REQUEST). (Cumulative) | |
Structure that holds datagram statistics for receiver TCP transports.
Note that when stats are sampled, the fields in the structure are not necessarily from the same instant in time. The structure might be updated concurrently with it being sampled, and while each structure field is atomically read, the field values can be skewed slightly across time.
See lbm_rcv_transport_stats_tcp_t_stct for field definitions.
Cumulative vs Snapshot
These UM statistics are cumulative. For example, msgs_rcved starts at zero and grows over time as more and more messages are sent.
| lbm_ulong_t lbm_rcv_transport_stats_tcp_t_stct::lbm_msgs_no_topic_rcved |
Number of messages received that were not for a topic of interest to the receiver. (Cumulative)
A high value (relative to, or approaching lbm_msgs_rcved above) indicates more CPU time required to filter out uninteresting topics, in which case, consider reconfiguring sources to filter more aggressively at the transport layer.
| lbm_ulong_t lbm_rcv_transport_stats_tcp_t_stct::lbm_msgs_rcved |
Number of messages or message fragments received over a TCP transport. (Cumulative)
A single datagram may contain one or more messages or a fragment of a larger message. For fragmented messages larger than configuration option transport_tcp_datagram_max_size (context) (default 64KB), this count reflects the number of datagrams used to constitute those messages. Thus, this number is equal to or greater than the datagram counter (msgs_rcved, above). This number also includes messages received for which there was no interested receiver, which is tallied in the lbm_msgs_no_topic_rcved counter (below).
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