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Beltway buffers: Avoiding the os traffic jam

de Bruijn et al., 2008

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13799745936807834519
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de Bruijn W
Bos H
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IEEE INFOCOM 2008-The 27th Conference on Computer Communications

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Beltway buffers are operating system I/O paths optimised for high-throughput network applications. The key architectural feature of Beltway buffers is that all I/O takes place in long- lived, allocation-free, shared ringbuffers. Advantages of this design are (1) improved …
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