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My Fortigate device sends syslogs to my Splunk server and approximately 40G per day, in your view, is it reasonable?
I need to keep my data on splunk for 90 days but I do not have enough storage!!!
40 gigs a day off a single appliance can be high, normal, or very (very) low
That you don't have enough storage indicates your environment likely wasn't architected properly
Proper sizing and implementation is done by Splunk PS and/or PS partners - or you may even be able to get what you need via your Sales rep or SE
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I've collected an array of packets on Wireshark and i'm wondering how do I filter that properly to see the most used ports / protocols?
I'd assume it'd be within "Analyze" "Filters" and then you'd have to create a specific one if this is the way of doing it, although I am unsure of how to properly express that in code.
I'd assume I dont need to provide any images of data for this query but if I should, please let me know
Any ideas?
How can I find out the traffic flow rates of my packets in Wireshark?
you can go to "statistics" then "ipv4" or "ipv6" depending of your network, then "destinations and ports".
It will give you the most used port and protocol.
Then you can just apply a filter by entering something like tcp.port == the_port in the searchbar (you have to replace tcp by the most used protocol and the_port by the port that you want to filter).
concerning the flow rate, you can find it with the flow graph. (again in statistics menu).
Have a nice day
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Trying to monitor a repeatedly crushing container inside an AWS ECS cluster monitored by DataDog.
Created a demo app which crushes after 120 second (ECS tries to run it non-stop).
Cant figure out how to see if its stuck in restart loop like this app
Current DataDog metric :
I guess i found something that will work..
Created a monitor based of events
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How could I know from Operating System in a Virtual Machine if ram memory is being overcommited by Openstack hypervisor?
My app is being killed by the operating system cause Out of Memory error, but I have configured the heap and meta space under 70% of the total available ram.
I have no access to the openstack configuration.
Thanks in advance.
Unfortunately you cannot know the details of OpenStack overcommit if you do not have access to the OpenStack configuration or environment directly (root/admin privileges).
Your VM is seen as a "standalone" server/node to itself and you therefore you will need to request this information from whoever is hosting/operating the OpenStack install.
If you have the access of compute nodes , then you can check nova.conf file with param ram_allocation_ratio , else there is no way to find the info you are looking for until you have the access of compute nodes.
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I am trying to make 2 motes connect via a border-router, using the contiki 3 examples. I compiled er-example-client but it does not fit on my Crossbow TelosB mote. It comes up with error message:
er-example-server.sky section '.text' will not fit in region 'rom'
I am using Instant Contiki, which has msp430-gcc v4.7. The same seems to happen in Cooja as well, using Sky motes.
The application doesn't fit the Sky/TelosB ROM. Using the msp430-4.7.x provides a nice size reduction, but doesn't seem to benefit the Sky. Try disabling some of the resources enabled by default, for example compiling only with the hello test yields:
msp430-size er-example-server.sky
text data bss dec hex filename
48669 278 8646 57593 e0f9 er-example-server.sky
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In a development environment, running rails s is a bit slow. I thought of moving my project files to the SSD. People say that we should not do too many writes and reads to an SSD. Will this damage the drive?
Practically, no.
People say that we should not do too many writes and reads to an SSD.
These people are probably referring to doing orders of magnitude more disk I/O than starting a rails app does.