I offer onion hosting to the general public and I am having some issues with many hidden services when they share an instance of Tor with a very busy service. When there is a very busy hidden service the other users suffer from outages themselves. I run many instances of Tor and most of which have a bunch of users in them. Some users get moved to their own instances when they are busy.

My question is about monitoring the traffic of a particular hidden service on Tor's side of things, so I can identify busy hidden services. At the moment I merely monitor the resulting application traffic such as nginx logs. This is far from ideal because some hidden services when attacked don't go as far as making HTTP requests.

I am interested in monitoring the Tor process for an instance itself, and seeing the busiest hidden services. I would like to do this without using things like debug logging, but if that is my only chance let me know. I think that the control port interface could be used somehow to do this. I am proficient in Python programming and it coding is required it would be in that language.

Also, if you know some ways I can optimize Tor within its torrc configuration for doing lots of hidden services I would like to know.

I offer onion hosting to the general public and I am having some issues with many hidden services when they share an instance of Tor with a very busy service. When there is a very busy hidden service the other users suffer from outages themselves. I run many instances of Tor and most of which have a bunch of users in them. Some users get moved to their own instances when they are busy.

My question is about monitoring the traffic of a particular hidden service on Tor's side of things, so I can identify busy hidden services. At the moment I merely monitor the resulting application traffic such as nginx logs. This is far from ideal because some hidden services when attacked don't go as far as making proper HTTP requests.

I am interested in monitoring the Tor process for an instance itself, and seeing the busiest hidden services. I would like to do this without using things like debug logging, but if that is my only chance let me know. I think that the control port interface could be used somehow to do this. I am proficient in Python programming and it coding is required it would be in that language.

Also, if you know some ways I can optimize Tor within its torrc configuration for doing lots of hidden services I would like to know.

I offer onion hosting to the general public and I am having some issues with many hidden services when they share an instance of Tor with a very busy service. I run many instances of Tor and most of which have a bunch of users in them. Some users get moved to their own instances.

My question is about monitoring the traffic of a particular hidden service on Tor's side of things. At the moment it is the resulting application traffic such as nginx logs which indicate if a hidden service is busy. This is far from ideal because some hidden services when attacked don't go as far as making HTTP requests.

I am interested in monitoring hidden services within a Tor instances to see the busiest services. I run Tor on a separate system to where I run applications like nginx. I would to see which services are busiest, so I can move them to their own instance of Tor and spare my other customers the trouble.

Also, if you know some ways I can optimize Tor within its torrc configuration for doing lots of hidden services I would like to know.

I offer onion hosting to the general public and I am having some issues with many hidden services when they share an instance of Tor with a very busy service. When there is a very busy hidden service the other users suffer from outages themselves. I run many instances of Tor and most of which have a bunch of users in them. Some users get moved to their own instances when they are busy.

My question is about monitoring the traffic of a particular hidden service on Tor's side of things, so I can identify busy hidden services. At the moment I merely monitor the resulting application traffic such as nginx logs. This is far from ideal because some hidden services when attacked don't go as far as making HTTP requests.

I am interested in monitoring the Tor process for an instance itself, and seeing the busiest hidden services. I would like to do this without using things like debug logging, but if that is my only chance let me know. I think that the control port interface could be used somehow to do this. I am proficient in Python programming and it coding is required it would be in that language.

Also, if you know some ways I can optimize Tor within its torrc configuration for doing lots of hidden services I would like to know.