The Cloud-Native Network Proxy Platform.
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Can we get some performance comparison between polycube and using standard linux facilities (NAT, iptables, etc.)?
CPU usage, PPS, latencies, etc.
A collection of Rust-based WebAssembly programs that are deployed as Envoy filters.
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Data-Plane Time synchronization Protocol
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A fast reverse proxy with an embedded gateway to wrap third-party APIs and bring them to the ecosystem of light platform
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A virtualized Residential Gateway implementation using DPDK
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Adaptive Pushback Mechanism for DDoS Detection and Mitigation in P4 Data Planes
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A client side service mesh router designed for legacy system that cannot leverage client module
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DPDK Optimisation & Analysis Tool
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Demo of Programmability
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An example of Envoy: an open-source edge & service proxy for cloud native apps
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When polling threads, the last argument can be as a timestamp. This value, however, is always set to 0 leading excessive calls to get_ticks(). For each loop, we should determine the TSC once and use it to poll all threads.