rx-miss typically means that you are not pulling packets out of queue fast
enough, as probably your CPU is too busy with processing packets.
modifying queue size will not help you with constant traffic rate, it may help
only with bursty traffic and in cases when VPP is de-scheduled by kernel.
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Hi everyone,
when the rx and tx queue number is low, dpdk catches the packets faster, but
when the rx and tx queue numbe r is high, I get a result like, below. I have
rx-no-buf and rx-miss. So i n both cases I have packet losses. how to get rid
of this situation...
startup.conf
dev default {
