Here is my current configuration at /etc/ntopng/nf. Or do I need to specifically disable them somehow? Lastly, I've disabled all DNS features. I'm assuming that the web server component is either idle or disabled as I have not set any values for those params. ntopng is a network traffic probe that provides 360 Network visibility, with its ability to gather traffic information from traffic mirrors, Netflow exporters. I'm actually only interested in the INBOUND traffic as well, as uploads are not billable, so I've already set the -capture-direction=1 flag to only track RX traffic (from Bucket to VM). I'm ONLY interested in the connection described above, so is there a way to apply a filter to only track connections from a certain origin rather than tracking ALL traffic? I've noticed that the overhead of ntopng is not inconsequential, and these are not resource rich VM's, so I'd like to lessen it's memory/resource footprint if I can. I've installed ntopng community edition on the VM and right now it's dumping all it's data into a MySQL database. Ntopng provides several tools for monitoring various protocols, traffic variants and bandwidth across multiple time frames. It very useful tool that helps you learn more about your network traffic. I need to be able to track client data usage between their VM and an S3 compatible object storage bucket (accessed via https). Ntopng is an opensource network traffic monitoring system that provides a web interface for real-time network monitoring.
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