Re: [RFC PATCH 00/17] xdp: Add packet queueing and scheduling capabilities

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In general I feel a programmable packet pacing approach is the right
way forward for the internet as a whole.

It lends itself more easily and accurately to offloading in an age
where it is difficult to do anything sane within a ms on the host
cpu, especially in virtualized environments, in the enormous dynamic
range of kbits/ms to gbits/ms between host an potential recipient [1]

So considerations about what is easier to offload moving forward vs
central cpu costs should be in this conversation.

[1] I'm kind of on a campaign to get people to stop thinking about
mbits/sec and about intervals well below human perception, thus,
gbits/ms - or packets/ns!



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