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An in-kernel solution based on xdp for 5g upf: Design, prototype and performance evaluation

do Amaral et al., 2021

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4834051514721222702
Author
do Amaral T
Rosa R
Moura D
Rothenberg C
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2021 17th International Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM)

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The edge computing infrastructure can scale from datacenters to single device. The well- known technology for fast packet processing is DPDK, which has outstanding performance regarding the throughput and latency. However, there are some drawbacks when the usage …
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