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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct Snapshot {
Show 15 fields pub rx_datagrams: u64, pub rx_receives: u64, pub rx_enobufs: u64, pub rx_exhausted: u64, pub tx_datagrams: u64, pub tx_sends: u64, pub tx_stalls: u64, pub submissions: u64, pub completions: u64, pub enters: u64, pub parks: u64, pub wakes: u64, pub timers_armed: u64, pub timers_fired: u64, pub timers_cancelled: u64,
}
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A reading of one worker’s counters, all cumulative since it started.

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This struct is marked as non-exhaustive
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§rx_datagrams: u64

UDP datagrams received, counting each UDP_GRO coalesced segment.

§rx_receives: u64

Receive completions that delivered datagrams. rx_datagrams over this is the GRO coalescing actually achieved.

§rx_enobufs: u64

Receives the kernel ended with ENOBUFS: the provided-buffer ring was empty, so no buffer could be selected and the receive was never performed. The datagram stays in the socket queue, so this is receive-side backpressure rather than a confirmed loss; sustained, it becomes one, once the socket buffer fills. The first thing to look at when throughput sags.

§rx_exhausted: u64

Re-arms that found no free receive buffer at all, so the socket was left unarmed until a packet released one. The pool is at its ceiling and every buffer is held by an unread packet.

§tx_datagrams: u64

UDP datagrams sent, counting each UDP_SEGMENT segment of a GSO train.

§tx_sends: u64

sendmsg operations staged. tx_datagrams over this is the GSO batching actually achieved.

§tx_stalls: u64

Times the send-buffer pool became drained at its ceiling and an acquisition had to wait. Send-side backpressure.

§submissions: u64

Submission queue entries the kernel accepted.

§completions: u64

Completion queue entries dispatched.

§enters: u64

io_uring_enter calls. Datagrams over this is the syscall amortization the runtime exists for.

§parks: u64

Times the worker parked in io_uring_enter with nothing left to poll.

§wakes: u64

futex wakes another thread had to issue because the worker was parked.

§timers_armed: u64

Timers armed, re-arms included (a re-arm is a cancel plus an arm).

§timers_fired: u64

Timers that reached their deadline.

§timers_cancelled: u64

Timers dropped or re-armed before their deadline.

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impl Snapshot

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pub fn timers_active(&self) -> u64

Timers currently in the heap: armed, less those fired and cancelled.

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impl Clone for Snapshot

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

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impl Copy for Snapshot

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impl Debug for Snapshot

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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impl Default for Snapshot

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fn default() -> Self

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impl Eq for Snapshot

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impl PartialEq for Snapshot

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fn eq(&self, other: &Self) -> bool

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for Snapshot

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