Re: Advantage(s) of static over dynamic nftables sets?

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On 2020/03/18 20:08, Florian Westphal wrote:

Yes, dynamic set always uses 'rhashtable' backend, thats the only type
that supports insertion from the packet path.

We have 3 hash tables, a simple one for 32bit keys, one for static sets
(table size decided at creation time) and rhashtable (table size is
auto-resized as needed).

Thank you! I now have a much better idea of what's going on "behind the curtain." I'll stop pestering you with questions, for now. :-)



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