Me and ���@JesperBrouer wrote a blog post on the kernel’s BPF LPM trie implementation and cover some of the performance gotchas with the current code. https://t.co/Yg9rd10JtF
Awesome blogpost/talk + tool by @bristot :
Linux scheduling latency debug and analysis
https://t.co/CxOYUbOWQv
Let's us look into the "blackbox" of Linux sched latency!😃
Fascinating discussion about raw sockets aka ETH_P_ALL
https://t.co/KFZFJNNlAf
The theory is that any socket AF_PACKET ETH_P_ALL socket also catches TX packets, working against TX zerocopy.
Next up at #P99CONF: @TalawahTech uses an HTTP benchmark to compare the performance of the #Linux kernel networking stack with userspace networking doing kernel bypass via DPDK. Grab your seat here: https://t.co/xog1f4gEzy #ScyllaDB
I'm very happy to introduce FastNetMon Community 1.2.3. This release includes a completely new network packet parser and XDP support. You may find the full list of changes here: https://t.co/ACD3AFj93i Installation: https://t.co/G4GCeJfNDa
Switching to Cilium Layer 4 Load Balancer XDP allowed @seznam_cz to drastically reduce their CPU consumption and increase performance
Learn how in the video from @eBPFsummit
https://t.co/xVZRTVvZJz
To achieve optimal speed and size of eBPF programs, use the latest version of the eBPF instruction set. By default llvm sticks to v1 which is non-optimal for most cases. pass -mcpu=probe to llc to auto-select latest instruction set supported by your kernel
https://t.co/4KVyrwC2TF
This Friday @lizrice and @dave_tucker will be exploring bpfd which is a framework for running BPF tracers with rules on Linux as a daemon that is container aware
eBPF & Cilium Office Hours
Friday, 14th October - 9am ET / 3pm CEST
Livestream: https://t.co/2UWO6xKkuG
Almost 2 days ago, we went live with our steaming new XDP Anti-DDoS approach at our partner @globedatacenter - nice to see it in action eating 85mpps, after months of hard development work 😃