Total socket count steadily increasing, tcp/udp sockets steady. Why?

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I have a server (Ubuntu 16.04.5) running sockets.io and a few other things



TCP connections are as follows:



root@01:~# netstat -an| awk '/tcp/ print $6'|sort|uniq -c
 44 CLOSE_WAIT
 518 ESTABLISHED
 71 FIN_WAIT1
 15 FIN_WAIT2
 5 LAST_ACK
 10 LISTEN
 26 SYN_RECV


However the total socket allocated count is much higher and steadily increasing...why?



root@01:~# ss -s
Total: 6128 (kernel 6144)
TCP: 6028 (estab 523, closed 5381, orphaned 7, synrecv 0, timewait 0/0), ports 0

Transport Total IP IPv6
* 6144 - - 
RAW 0 0 0 
UDP 4 3 1 
TCP 647 644 3 
INET 651 647 4 
FRAG 0 0 0


This server is running about 5 or 6 different python apps and sockets.io. When the server reaches this level of ~6144 sockets it stops accepting new ones. As you can see, there aren't really that many active connections so what is going on here? It's got me stumped.



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    I have a server (Ubuntu 16.04.5) running sockets.io and a few other things



    TCP connections are as follows:



    root@01:~# netstat -an| awk '/tcp/ print $6'|sort|uniq -c
     44 CLOSE_WAIT
     518 ESTABLISHED
     71 FIN_WAIT1
     15 FIN_WAIT2
     5 LAST_ACK
     10 LISTEN
     26 SYN_RECV


    However the total socket allocated count is much higher and steadily increasing...why?



    root@01:~# ss -s
    Total: 6128 (kernel 6144)
    TCP: 6028 (estab 523, closed 5381, orphaned 7, synrecv 0, timewait 0/0), ports 0

    Transport Total IP IPv6
    * 6144 - - 
    RAW 0 0 0 
    UDP 4 3 1 
    TCP 647 644 3 
    INET 651 647 4 
    FRAG 0 0 0


    This server is running about 5 or 6 different python apps and sockets.io. When the server reaches this level of ~6144 sockets it stops accepting new ones. As you can see, there aren't really that many active connections so what is going on here? It's got me stumped.



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      TCP connections are as follows:



      root@01:~# netstat -an| awk '/tcp/ print $6'|sort|uniq -c
       44 CLOSE_WAIT
       518 ESTABLISHED
       71 FIN_WAIT1
       15 FIN_WAIT2
       5 LAST_ACK
       10 LISTEN
       26 SYN_RECV


      However the total socket allocated count is much higher and steadily increasing...why?



      root@01:~# ss -s
      Total: 6128 (kernel 6144)
      TCP: 6028 (estab 523, closed 5381, orphaned 7, synrecv 0, timewait 0/0), ports 0

      Transport Total IP IPv6
      * 6144 - - 
      RAW 0 0 0 
      UDP 4 3 1 
      TCP 647 644 3 
      INET 651 647 4 
      FRAG 0 0 0


      This server is running about 5 or 6 different python apps and sockets.io. When the server reaches this level of ~6144 sockets it stops accepting new ones. As you can see, there aren't really that many active connections so what is going on here? It's got me stumped.



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      I have a server (Ubuntu 16.04.5) running sockets.io and a few other things



      TCP connections are as follows:



      root@01:~# netstat -an| awk '/tcp/ print $6'|sort|uniq -c
       44 CLOSE_WAIT
       518 ESTABLISHED
       71 FIN_WAIT1
       15 FIN_WAIT2
       5 LAST_ACK
       10 LISTEN
       26 SYN_RECV


      However the total socket allocated count is much higher and steadily increasing...why?



      root@01:~# ss -s
      Total: 6128 (kernel 6144)
      TCP: 6028 (estab 523, closed 5381, orphaned 7, synrecv 0, timewait 0/0), ports 0

      Transport Total IP IPv6
      * 6144 - - 
      RAW 0 0 0 
      UDP 4 3 1 
      TCP 647 644 3 
      INET 651 647 4 
      FRAG 0 0 0


      This server is running about 5 or 6 different python apps and sockets.io. When the server reaches this level of ~6144 sockets it stops accepting new ones. As you can see, there aren't really that many active connections so what is going on here? It's got me stumped.



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