[Nfd-dev] NameTree entries
Dehart, John
jdd at wustl.edu
Sun May 7 09:28:01 PDT 2017
On May 7, 2017, at 11:10 AM, Alex Afanasyev <aa at CS.UCLA.EDU<mailto:aa at CS.UCLA.EDU>> wrote:
On May 7, 2017, at 8:11 AM, Dehart, John <jdd at wustl.edu<mailto:jdd at wustl.edu>> wrote:
All:
We are trying to understand the counts we are seeing for nfd.
Here is an example:
$ nfdc status show
General NFD status:
nfdId=/localhost/daemons/nfd/KEY/ksk-1406565352119/ID-CERT
version=0.5.1
startTime=20170427T154254.108000
currentTime=20170507T143222.354000
uptime=859768 seconds
nNameTreeEntries=266
nFibEntries=92
nPitEntries=23
nMeasurementsEntries=35
nCsEntries=65536
nInInterests=27355618
nOutInterests=25550645
nInDatas=21674464
nOutDatas=21640052
nInNacks=60463
nOutNacks=1667426
What is the relationship between nNameTreeEntries, nFibEntries, nPitEntries and nMeasurementEntries?
Why is nNameTreeEntries greater than the sum of the other three? Is there something else using
NameTreeEntries or are there more than one entry for each of the other entries?
NameTree is a container for FIB, PIT, and Measurements table, so its size is superset. In addition to that, NameTree is a tree, so it may have a few more intermediate nodes that are not associated with neither of tables.
OK, I see.
We also have an extreme example:
nNameTreeEntries=1673990
nFibEntries=3
nPitEntries=167400
nMeasurementsEntries=0
nCsEntries=252277
where there are on the order of 10 times more name tree entries than PIT entries.
Does that make sense?
John
--
Alex
Thanks,
John
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