Closed taraschornyiplv closed 1 year ago
How are tc rules currently configured?
At this moment tc configuration is runtime only
At this moment tc configuration is runtime only
Yes, I understood that.
So, currently, every user executes tc
commands.
To make this persistent, all they have to do, is put these commands in a script, and create a systemd service executing the script? (Or write the tc
commands directly as ExecStart=
lines into the script.)
Is that, what you want?
systemd.network also has some options to configure a subset
I think you should elaborate on the usecase.
At this moment tc configuration is runtime only
Yes, I understood that.
So, currently, every user executes
tc
commands.To make this persistent, all they have to do, is put these commands in a script, and create a systemd service executing the script? (Or write the
tc
commands directly asExecStart=
lines into the script.)Is that, what you want?
no. the idea is to have behavior similar to iptables-save.
systemd.network also has some options to configure a subset
I think you should elaborate on the usecase.
this looks interesting. however, I see it only supports tc-cake and not tc-flower
no. the idea is to have behavior similar to iptables-save.
Is it already possible to dump the traffic control state, and just needs to be integrated into dentOS?
systemd.network also has some options to configure a subset I think you should elaborate on the usecase.
this looks interesting. however, I see it only supports tc-cake and not tc-flower
No idea. I guess support could be easily added to systemd though, it it’s clear what is wanted.
Again, please update the issue description with your use cases.
there is a Petunia https://github.com/dentproject/petunia which implements this. @snobleaws @sonoble can we have more info about it. this feature request is created to have a track record about petunia
What commit fixed the issue?
Overview Support to save and restore tc rules configuration
Use Case allow to save and restore tc configuration after reboot