Just do not enable compression, collect data to ramdisk and move by script on 
rotation (-x switch, also you can apply compression here) to permanent storage. 
You will need some RAM (not so much by today's means), but I can't imagine load 
which will overload nfdump in this case.

22.02.2016 13:54, online264...@telkomsa.net пишет:
> Hi
>
> Some years ago I wrote netflow collector s/w on RHEL3 for dealing with high 
> volumes of netflow (from multiple routers and interfaces including GigE and 
> ATM). Pretty simplistic design. Collector process reads UDP packet, adds some 
> IP header data to it, and writes it (round robin) to a SVR4 message queue. 
> Several message queues are configured. A reader process reads the message 
> from its queue and chucks it into a binary file (and rotates files as and 
> when needed/configured). This way the slow disk I/O is offloaded from the UDP 
> listener process and done via parallel processes.
>
> Using this approach I am processing around 30K to 40K flows/sec across 8 
> (regionally distributed) collectors, dealing with over 1TB of IP traffic per 
> day.
>
> The servers we use as collectors are pretty old and we got new servers as 
> replacements. Only, my collection s/w on the newer RHEL5/6/7 kernels loose in 
> excess of 70% of messages send via the SVR4 IPC message queues. Unsure why 
> exactly. Did some hacking and debugging and it simply seems that these old 
> message queues are not well supported on newer Linux kernels.
>
> So I have been looking at Open Source replacement for my old s/w - tried a 
> number and like nfcapd the most. Well written, and works without an effort..
>
> So my question is two fold:
>
> - any ideas as what the approx UDP/sec process rate of nfcapd on a new server 
> running RHEL6 or RHEL7 is?
>
> - has there been any attempts to separate the disk I/O factor from nfcapd via 
> some kind of threading/forking using IPC (any code laying around I can try 
> and perhaps add to?)
>
>
> Comments/suggestions/beer (Belgium please?) will be much appreciated. ;-)
>
>
> thanks,
> Billy
>
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