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@@ -423,11 +423,10 @@ for the PHY input case, there are a few CPU cycles added now to address the L2 a
cases. Perhaps I should do a side by side comparision of packets/sec throughput on the bench some
time.
It would be great if VPP would support FQ-CoDel (Flow Queue-Controlled Delay), which is an
Active Queue Management (AQM) algorithm and packet scheduler designed to eliminate bufferbloat—high
latency caused by excessive buffering in network equipment, while ensuring fair bandwidth
distribution among competing traffic flows. I know that Dave Täht - may he rest in peace - always
wanted that.
It would be great if VPP would support FQ-CoDel (Flow Queue-Controlled Delay), which is an algorithm
and packet scheduler designed to eliminate bufferbloat, which is high latency caused by excessive
buffering in network equipment, while ensuring fair bandwidth distribution among competing traffic
flows. I know that Dave Täht - may he rest in peace - always wanted that.
For me, I've set my sights on eVPN VxLAN, and started toing with SRv6 also. I hope that in the
spring I'll have a bit more time to contribute to VPP and write about it. Stay tuned!