xdp-bench: Add l4-sport and l4-dport cpumap modes #374
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FWIW, this was used as part of the "Multi-core IPsec tunnels" work that I will be presenting at netdev next week. |
tohojo
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These modes assigns CPUs based on L4 source and dest port. This is useful for load testing scenarios where you can assign sequential source ports to flows (like with neper). For router/gateway use cases you use sport mapping on the forward direction and dport mapping on the reverse direction. Signed-off-by: Daniel Xu <[email protected]>
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These modes assigns CPUs based on L4 source and dest port. This is useful for load testing scenarios where you can assign sequential source ports to flows (like with neper).
For router/gateway use cases you use sport mapping on the forward direction and dport mapping on the reverse direction.