Linux packet journey,napi, hardware queue,skb

Linux packet journey,napi, hardware queue
#Skb
#Skbpull
#Skbpush
#Networkingstack
Network stack
#linux network stack architecture,
linux network stack #walkthrough,
linux kernel network stack,
linux network stack
spj 786 #spj786

[@SAR2325]

This is such a wonderful presentation churning out great knowledge along with interesting diagrams. Many thanks and respect !!

[@ParitoshPotukuchi]

Great presentation. Covers so many things, and also helped me in understanding sk_buff.

[@sezgin_murat]

This is an amazing presentation. Thank you.

[@amroashram]

thank you for sharing this excellent presentation

[@vimlagupta1357]

Thanks for such nice vedio on linux .it has lots of knowledge

[@grjesus9979]

Nice presentation ;)

[@raghul1208]

bravo. Thank you so much for the content

[@oswalmisra7558]

Good vedio for understanding basic

[@PasinduTennageprofile]

Thank you for the very detailed explanation

[@pritijaiswal1194]

Good

[@gyyartyh6209]

Nice

[@tisguim]

Very good!! Thanks.

[@evolagenda]

at 17:50 how can the network header be set when prerouting hasn't even been hit, so set to what?

[@Mike-ci5io]

On receiving the skb is allocated by NIC but on the reply the kernel allocates skb is this right?

[@aanchalupadhyaya3844]

can u pls elaborate " tc ingress" in the received function in the STACKED MOUNTAINS slides

[@maheshwarbolewar332]

thanks for such nice and detailed information. can you please provide text/book reference for the same

[@xyzxyzspoon]

Is VPP (Vector Packet processing) inspired from GRO/GSO (kernel's batch processing) ?

[@oswalmisra7558]

Ooh really

[@rishavsharma110]

Kya sir... Team Ko training do isse....

[@rishavsharma110]

Kya sir... Team Ko training do isse....