As per the documentation, worker sections in the cluster config should support cpu_affinity. However, actually setting that results in failed deployment.
Example config lines:
[worker1]
instance=agent-zeek-test-cluster1.es.net
role = worker
interface=af_packet::enp175s0f1
cpu_affinity=0
env = ZEEK_PLUGIN_ACTIVATE=Zeek::AF_Packet
This results in a timeout:
zeek@zeek-test-cluster1:~$ zeek-client -vvv --controller zeek-test-cluster1.es.net:2149 deploy-config cluster.cfg
info: connecting to controller zeek-test-cluster1.es.net:2149
info: peered with controller zeek-test-cluster1.es.net:2149
error: no response received: websocket connection to zeek-test-cluster1.es.net:2149 timed out
For an older version of zeek (not using the websocket yet) we get a little cleaner error:
As per the documentation, worker sections in the cluster config should support cpu_affinity. However, actually setting that results in failed deployment.
Example config lines:
This results in a timeout:
For an older version of zeek (not using the websocket yet) we get a little cleaner error: