[Oisf-users] Suricata, 10k rules, 10Gbit/sec and lots of RAM

Cooper F. Nelson cnelson at ucsd.edu
Fri Dec 4 17:03:25 UTC 2015


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We are running the grouping code branch as well, ~7gbit traffic and
sampling port 80 flows.  Using groups of 1000.

Performance so far is very good, currently running 27,568 ETPRO signatures.

- -Coop

On 12/3/2015 4:56 PM, Michal Purzynski wrote:
> I kind of feel responsible here and should answer this question.
> 
> The grouping code branch will make it to Suricata post 3.0. Give. The new release schedule, this should be quick.
> 
> I'm testing it on production traffic, more than 20gbit, two sensors (peak, but frequent, long and crazy. Average is between 3 to 6gbit/sec).
> 
> In order to stress the code I run it with even more insane settings, like this
> 
> detect-engine:
>   - profile: custom
>   - custom-values:
>       toclient-src-groups: 2000
>       toclient-dst-groups: 2000
>       toclient-sp-groups: 2000
>       toclient-dp-groups: 3000
>       toserver-src-groups: 2000
>       toserver-dst-groups: 4000
>       toserver-sp-groups: 2000
>       toserver-dp-groups: 2500
>   - sgh-mpm-context: full
>   - inspection-recursion-limit: 3000
>   - rule-reload: true
> 
> Note - do not try this at home. Or work. It kills kittens on 2.x
> 
> And it just works on the new branch that's yet to be merged :)
> 
> Note - I have over 16500 rules now.


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Cooper Nelson
Network Security Analyst
UCSD ACT Security Team
cnelson at ucsd.edu x41042
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