Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "tc (traffic control) is a Linux command (part of the iproute2 package) to configure and control the Linux kernel's Network scheduler to show and manipulate Network traffic control settings.Traffic shaping/scheduling serves several primary use cases: General ongoing network contention between various hosts (e.g. clients uploading/downloading from a server or a router directing traffic on the network). The server's workload would be better served by changing how packets are enqueued and dequeued Protecting high priority traffic from usage spikes in lower priority traffic (e.g. protecting production web server network performance from a full website publish being pushed to the server)Historically, the command required possession of the CAP_NET_ADMIN capability (usually root has this) however as part of the move towards better support for Operating System Level Virtualization this was migrated over to NS_CAPABLE. This allows users who only administer particular namespaces to be able to set queuing disciplines within their namespace."@en }
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- Tc_(Linux) abstract "tc (traffic control) is a Linux command (part of the iproute2 package) to configure and control the Linux kernel's Network scheduler to show and manipulate Network traffic control settings.Traffic shaping/scheduling serves several primary use cases: General ongoing network contention between various hosts (e.g. clients uploading/downloading from a server or a router directing traffic on the network). The server's workload would be better served by changing how packets are enqueued and dequeued Protecting high priority traffic from usage spikes in lower priority traffic (e.g. protecting production web server network performance from a full website publish being pushed to the server)Historically, the command required possession of the CAP_NET_ADMIN capability (usually root has this) however as part of the move towards better support for Operating System Level Virtualization this was migrated over to NS_CAPABLE. This allows users who only administer particular namespaces to be able to set queuing disciplines within their namespace.".