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/usr/bin/varnishtop

Varnish Cache is a web application accelerator also known as a caching HTTP reverse proxy

From varnish 9.1.0-r3 (os), captured 2026-11-05 by running varnishtop --help (exit 1). permalink

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Usage: /usr/bin/varnishtop <options>

Options:
 [-0]                      Check configuration
 [-1]                      Run once
 [-b]                      Only display backend records
 [-c]                      Only display client records
 [-C]                      Caseless regular expressions
 [-d]                      Process old log entries
 [-E]                      Display ESI transactions
 [-f]                      First field only
 [-g <session|request|vxid|raw>] Grouping mode (default: vxid)
 [-h]                      Usage help
 [-i <taglist>]            Include tags
 [-I <[taglist:]regex>]    Include by regex
 [-L <limit>]              Incomplete transaction limit
 [-n <workdir>]            varnish working directory
 [-p <period>]             Sampling period
 [-Q <file>]               VSL query file
 [-q <query>]              VSL query
 [-r <filename>]           Binary file input
 [-t <seconds|off>]        VSM connection timeout
 [-T <seconds>]            Transaction end timeout
 [-x <taglist>]            Exclude tags
 [-X <[taglist:]regex>]    Exclude by regex
 [-V]                      Version
Options (11)
OptionDescriptionSource
-0Return immediately (i.e. process 0 transactions) if the configuration is valid.man
-1Instead of a continuously updated display, print the statistics once and exit.man
-bOnly display transactions and log records coming from backend communication.man
-cOnly display transactions and log records coming from client communication.man
-CDo all regular expression and string matching caseless.man
-dProcess log records at the head of the log.man
-EDisplay ESI transactions and other types of sub-requests.man
-fSort and group only on the first field of each log entry.man
-hPrint program usage and exitman
-VPrint version information and exit.man
--optstringPrint the optstring parameter to getopt(3) to help writing wrapper scripts.man
Examples (2) from the manual page, untested

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