A hobby operating system developed from scratch
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A small operating system where I experiment and learn osdev.
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Limago: an FPGA-based Open-source 100 GbE TCP/IP Stack
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Simple to use but full configurable p2p framework
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TAS is a drop-in highly CPU efficient and scalable TCP acceleration service.
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A minimal UDP stack based on DPDK
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A Go implemented fast userspace network stack
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Unikraft port of the lwip network stack
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A mini network stack implemented using TAP Linux device. IP/ARP/ICMP/UDP parsing and generation are all supported, starting from an Ethernet frame.
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Extremely tiny and limited-functionality network stack for very limited environments.
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Example to integrate Netronome SmartNICs with userspace driver
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Udacity Cloud DevOps Nanodegree Project - Deploy a high-availability web app using CloudFormation
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This is an optimization to reduce the time it takes to build/deploy YAStack.
Compilation of YAStack can be optimized by pre-compiling source code that does not depend on DPDK. This can help build the image faster since now only DPDK and dependent code will have to be compiled.