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  1. On my RB5009 the kernel log reported a layer-2 loop, one line every 2 s, while RouterOS's log and port monitor showed a healthy device. I only saw it because I was already reading the kernel from inside the router.

    With mikroscope, which I built: a Go agent in a RouterOS container that samples /proc, /sys, /dev/kmsg and perf at 1 to 100 Hz, and a CLI that installs it, records and forwards to 11 sinks.

    github.com/jmrplens/mikroscope

    @mikrotik

    #MikroTik #RouterOS #Grafana #Golang #OpenSource

  2. On my RB5009 the kernel log reported a layer-2 loop, one line every 2 s, while RouterOS's log and port monitor showed a healthy device. I only saw it because I was already reading the kernel from inside the router.

    With mikroscope, which I built: a Go agent in a RouterOS container that samples /proc, /sys, /dev/kmsg and perf at 1 to 100 Hz, and a CLI that installs it, records and forwards to 11 sinks.

    github.com/jmrplens/mikroscope

    @mikrotik

    #MikroTik #RouterOS #Grafana #Golang #OpenSource

  3. On my RB5009 the kernel log reported a layer-2 loop, one line every 2 s, while RouterOS's log and port monitor showed a healthy device. I only saw it because I was already reading the kernel from inside the router.

    With mikroscope, which I built: a Go agent in a RouterOS container that samples /proc, /sys, /dev/kmsg and perf at 1 to 100 Hz, and a CLI that installs it, records and forwards to 11 sinks.

    github.com/jmrplens/mikroscope

    @mikrotik

    #MikroTik #RouterOS #Grafana #Golang #OpenSource

  4. On my RB5009 the kernel log reported a layer-2 loop, one line every 2 s, while RouterOS's log and port monitor showed a healthy device. I only saw it because I was already reading the kernel from inside the router.

    With mikroscope, which I built: a Go agent in a RouterOS container that samples /proc, /sys, /dev/kmsg and perf at 1 to 100 Hz, and a CLI that installs it, records and forwards to 11 sinks.

    github.com/jmrplens/mikroscope

    @mikrotik

    #MikroTik #RouterOS #Grafana #Golang #OpenSource

  5. On my RB5009 the kernel log reported a layer-2 loop, one line every 2 s, while RouterOS's log and port monitor showed a healthy device. I only saw it because I was already reading the kernel from inside the router.

    With mikroscope, which I built: a Go agent in a RouterOS container that samples /proc, /sys, /dev/kmsg and perf at 1 to 100 Hz, and a CLI that installs it, records and forwards to 11 sinks.

    github.com/jmrplens/mikroscope

    @mikrotik

    #MikroTik #RouterOS #Grafana #Golang #OpenSource