On Thu, 9 Apr 2020 06:11:28 +0000 Cristofer Martins <cristofermart...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Well the reason i thought about using dpdk(together with a user space tcp > stack) is because my tcp code spend so much time with syscalls that removing > that would allow better throughput and latency. Is this a valid reason? My > software runs in single core(and most of time in cheap vps) so i want to > extract the best i can from them. > The other question is, can dpdk runs alongside with the linux network stack? > I want to use dpdk in my special app but i still want to have ssh and apps > working as expected without any modification. > > Thanks in advance. > If you are doing syscalls in your DPDK application, then you are defeating the point of DPDK and you are better off using the kernel networking stack.
