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Tuning Considerations
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Settings to check for optimal performance.
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max-pending-packets: <number>
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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This setting controls the number simultaneous packets that the engine
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can handle. Setting this higher generally keeps the threads more busy,
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but setting it too high will lead to degradation.
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Suggested setting: 1000 or higher. Max is ~65000.
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mpm-algo: <ac|hs|ac-bs|ac-ks>
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Controls the pattern matcher algorithm. AC is the default. On supported platforms, :doc:`hyperscan` is the best option.
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detect.profile: <low|medium|high|custom>
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The detection engine tries to split out separate signatures into
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groups so that a packet is only inspected against signatures that can
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actually match. As in large rule set this would result in way too many
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groups and memory usage similar groups are merged together. The
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profile setting controls how aggressive this merging is done. Higher
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is better but results in (much) higher memory usage.
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The "custom" setting allows modification of the group sizes:
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::
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custom-values:
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toclient-groups: 50
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toserver-groups: 50
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In general, increasing will improve performance, but will lead to
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higher memory usage.
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detect.sgh-mpm-context: <auto|single|full>
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The multi pattern matcher can have it's context per signature group
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(full) or globally (single). Auto selects between single and full
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based on the **mpm-algo** selected. ac and ac-bs use "single".
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All others "full". Setting this to "full" with AC requires a
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lot of memory: 32GB+ for a reasonable rule set.
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