Support for direct inter-VM sockets? Inter-VM shared memory?

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I'm interested in moving some research prototypes from Xen to KVM, but there are a few esoteric features I'd need to do this.

First is an efficient mechanism for direct VM-to-VM sockets...something that bypasses the protocol stack and minimizes overhead. Xen has XenSocket, XenLoop, and others. I found a few mentions of this idea dating back to 2006*, mostly saying that a few people have done something like this as a one-off, but nothing official has been released. I haven't found anything like this more recently, though. Has there been any progress on this front? Ideally, I'd want a character device or a special program that acts as a fast pipe to a different VM.

Second, what about inter-VM shared memory?

Apologies if I'm missing some well known doc...I search around google & the wiki to no avail.

Thanks,
Tyler Bletsch

* http://www.mail-archive.com/kvm-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/msg00304.html


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