Linux Networking - eBPF, XDP, DPDK, VPP - What does all that mean? (by Andree Toonk) 

Awesome explanation. Crisp and concise

Every time i dig into linux internals, networking, dpdk and eBPF I see this video in recommendations.

This is a really nice overview - covers a lot of packet processing ground in just 30 min. Thank you for doing this!

Thank you for sharing your experience about these technologies!

Unpacked a lot in 30 min! Very instructive, clearly articulated.

Very nice top-level summary, nice work and thanks for taking the time to share this.

Wow great! Finally an easy to understand comparison between all of them ^^

Superb presentation, thanks so much

That was great presentation, thank you for sharing!

Thanks for the Video Andree! Very helpful!

Well structured and informative preso.

Please add link to your blogs in the descriptions. Makes it lot easier :)

Excellent presentation, very interesting content

Really great. Thank you for sharing,

Very helpful. THANKS !!

excellent video, thank you

Opening slide got me confused with BFP. Thought some new term :)

Can you paste all links in description or link for presentation ?

@VyOS - when XDP? ;)

Pretty cool thanks!

what does Andre mean by "flow" here in the slides? is it like TCP flow?

DPDK seems good fit for Cloud use cases where multiple VMs need to be hosted on same physical host and networking between VMs seems to gain (and rest of Kernel layer is done by GuestOS so no major drawback of losing NIC visibility on physical Host).More interesting videos on similar topic ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MpjlWt7fvrw.htmlsi=xJzHPX-kjghyIYlD

In your opinion, what router is closest to this technology? Aka fastest packet processing? NETGEAR, ASUS, TPLINK, DLINK,LINKSYS, XIAOMI. What the absolute best possible company for gaming? For gigabit lines looking for faster packet processing. Not necessary latency or throughout. Just looking for the router brand that produced packets the fastest.

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