unbound-control dump_cache

[Brad Riemann]

Hello!



Quick question I hope, we utilize unbound for our internal DNS (not having
used it before this place, I’m warming up to how awesome it is).



My question is, if we are doing between 95-127million queries a minute,
with 98.816% coming from the cache. Is it conceivable that running
unbound-control dump_cache could cause a 5 or so second pause in responses
as the cache is dumped to stdout?



Thank you for any insight!



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*Brad Riemann*

Senior Systems and Network Engineer

Tel: 847.352.4850 x125

briemann at nmi.com | www.nmi.com
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