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Hey, I've been trying to get this repo to run under linux 5.6 for a whole week now, and finally succeeded getting it to load/pin all the maps and bpf programs and set up the bpf datapath and test it under a newer kernel. Figured if someone else decides to do the same, I could at least do a pull request and save them the time. The changes I made are all in my fork of this repo (https://github.com/PlumeTomi/ovs-ebpf), stored in the one commit I've made. Is it okay if I create a pull request?
Also, I've noticed you were one of the people that published a paper not just on eBPF datapath but also AF_XDP integration for OVS in 2018. So I was wondering, if you remember what was the performance/cpu usage of AF_XDP datapath WITHOUT polling mode driver, compared to the kernel module datapath? As 100% CPU usage is not something I can afford (thermal and power usage constraints....) and I don't have a NIC that supports XDP_REDIRECT right now (will have to buy to test it).
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Hey, I've been trying to get this repo to run under linux 5.6 for a whole week now, and finally succeeded getting it to load/pin all the maps and bpf programs and set up the bpf datapath and test it under a newer kernel. Figured if someone else decides to do the same, I could at least do a pull request and save them the time. The changes I made are all in my fork of this repo (https://github.com/PlumeTomi/ovs-ebpf), stored in the one commit I've made. Is it okay if I create a pull request?
Also, I've noticed you were one of the people that published a paper not just on eBPF datapath but also AF_XDP integration for OVS in 2018. So I was wondering, if you remember what was the performance/cpu usage of AF_XDP datapath WITHOUT polling mode driver, compared to the kernel module datapath? As 100% CPU usage is not something I can afford (thermal and power usage constraints....) and I don't have a NIC that supports XDP_REDIRECT right now (will have to buy to test it).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: