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Performance Characteristics of a Kernel-Space Packet Capture Module

Name: Performance Characteristics of a Kernel-Space Packet Capture Module
Brand: Biblioscholar
SKU: 08141969
Price: 15.49 EUR
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Author: Samuel W Birch
ISBN: 9781249586913

Samuel W Birch

Language

English

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Libristo code: 08141969

Publishers Biblioscholar, October 2012

This research attempts to improve the efficiency of capturing network packets to disk using commodit... Full description

Libristo code: 08141969

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This research attempts to improve the efficiency of capturing network packets to disk using commodity, general-purpose hardware and operating systems. It examines the bottlenecks between NIC and disk, implements a kernel-space capture capability to improve storage effciency, and analyzes the performance characteristics of this approach. Results show that a kernel-space NIC-to-Disk capture module is both possible and beneffcial. The proof of concept PKAP kernel-space packet capture module can capture packets to disk with a packet drop rate 8.9% less than the user-space equivalent, at a 95% confidence interval. During the high levels of disk I/O contention produced by queries for the captured data, the PKAP implementation shows a 3% reduction in CPU utilization, and overall the PKAP implementation reduces memory utilization of the capture process by 16%.