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title: Scaling Snort3 - How To Leverage Multithreading For Better Performance
title: Scaling Snort3 - use multithreading for improved performance

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minutes_to_complete: 45

who_is_this_for: This blog is for engineers familiar with Snort who want to enhance its performance by leveraging the benefits of multithreading.

learning_objectives:
- Install Snort with all of its dependencies
- Configure Snort Lua files to enable multithreading
- Use multithreading to process capture files and measure performance
- Install Snort with all of its dependencies.
- Configure Snort Lua files to enable multithreading.
- Use multithreading to process capture files and measure performance.

prerequisites:
- An Arm-based instance from a cloud provider or an Arm server running Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04.
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