To query the virtqueue (VQ) packet statistics of each virtio-net device created, run:
[dpu]# virtnet query -p <PFID> -v <VFID> -q <QID>
VQ Statistics
To query Rx VQ statistics, use the corresponding VQ index. For example, If there are 3 queues configured then to query Rx, VQ uses queue 0, Tx VQ uses queue 1, and Ctrl VQ uses queue 2.
The following is the command to query PF 0, VF 0, and VQ 0 (i.e., Rx).
[dpu]# virtnet query -p 0 -v 0 -q 0
Output:
"enabled-queues-info": [
{
"index": "0",
"size": "256",
"msix_vector": "0x1",
"enable": "1",
"notify_offset": "0",
"descriptor_address": "0xffffe000",
"driver_address": "0xfffff000",
"device_address": "0xfffff240",
"received_desc": "256",
"completed_desc": "19",
"bad_desc_errors": "0",
"error_cqes": "0",
"exceed_max_chain": "0",
"invalid_buffer": "0",
"batch_number": "64",
"dma_q_used_number": "0",
"handler_schd_number": "4",
"aux_handler_schd_number": "3",
"max_post_desc_number": "0",
"total_bytes": "6460",
"rq_cq_max_count": "0",
"rq_cq_period": "0",
"rq_cq_period_mode": "1"
}
The following are some of the important VQ counters:
|
Counter Name |
Description |
|
total_bytes |
Number of bytes received |
|
received_desc |
Number of available descriptors received by device |
|
completed_desc |
Number of available descriptors completed by the device |
|
error_cqes |
Number of error CQEs received on the queue |
|
bad_desc_errors |
Number of bad descriptors received |
|
exceed_max_chain |
Number of chained descriptors received that exceed the max allowed chain by device |
|
invalid_buffer |
Number of times device tried to read or write buffer that is not registered to the device |
When DPA is the data path provider, each RQ has its corresponding drop counter, which counts the number of packets dropped inside the DPA virtio RQs.
The drop could also happen from the uplink or SF.
The drop counter only increments (initial value being 0), and its value gets reset to 0 when disabled.
RQ drop counter can be enabled and disabled as follows (using VF 0 on PF 0):
[dpu]# virtnet modify -p 0 -v 0 device -dc enable
[dpu]# virtnet modify -p 0 -v 0 device -dc disable
Drop counter is attached to a RQ, thus RQ must be created first. This means that the virtio-net device should be probed by the driver on the host OS before running the commands above.
To query the drop counter value(s), run:
[dpu]# virtnet query -p 0 -v 0 | grep num_desc_drop_pkts
If there are more than one RQ for a device, the drop count is the sum of all RQ's value.
Randomly, after disabling drop counter, the counter value cannot be reset to 0. However, the incremental functionality is not impacted (based on a non-zero value).