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When `fctx_query()` is called, a DTrace probe (if enabled) prints the fetch context address, the upstream server address and port, and the latest known SRTT for the server. |
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dtrace/
Example trace scripts for BIND 9's static user-space (USDT) probes.
What's instrumented
BIND 9 ships USDT probes declared in three providers:
lib/dns/probes-dns.d— providerlibdns(xfrin_*,delegdb_*)lib/ns/probes-ns.d— providerlibns(rrl_*)lib/isc/probes-isc.d— providerlibisc(rwlock_*,job_*)
The probes compile to zero-cost nops when no consumer is attached, and
are only wired up when the build finds dtrace and sys/sdt.h (meson
option -Dtracing=auto|enabled, default auto). With
-Dtracing=disabled the probe macros are stripped entirely.
Listing available probes
On Linux (SystemTap / USDT):
stap -l 'process("/path/to/named").mark("*")' | sort
On FreeBSD or macOS (DTrace):
dtrace -l -n 'libdns*:::*'
Scripts
| Script | Purpose |
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delegdb-trace.stp |
Streams every insertion, eviction, and rndc flush-delegation removal in the delegation cache. |
Running a script
The scripts take the named binary path as their first positional
argument, so they work with either an installed or a freshly-built
named:
sudo stap dtrace/delegdb-trace.stp /usr/sbin/named -x $(pidof named)
sudo stap dtrace/delegdb-trace.stp build/named -c "build/named -g -f"
The -c form runs named under stap's supervision and exits with it.