High-speed packet transmission in Go: From net.Dial to AF_XDP
Guest Post: Pushing limits in Go — from net.Dial to syscalls, AF_PACKET, and lightning-fast AF_XDP. Benchmarking packet sending performance.
Tag: software
ISACs’ possible role in software supply chain assurance
Guest Post: How would third-party software assurance work?
Modern router architecture and IPv6
Guest Post: In some ways, IPv6 was designed as a more processor-friendly protocol than IPv4. However, its extensible nature still presents some challenges.
Overcoming the challenges of IPv6 support in BIND
Guest Post: The slow transition to IPv6 has made for some interesting and ongoing challenges for BIND developers but there is light at the end of the tunnel.
IPv6 and Rust
Guest Post: NLnet Labs shares their experience with Rust’s support for IPv6.
A developer’s take on IPv6 and DHCP
Guest Post: Learn how a fascination in IPv6 and a Masters thesis led to Dibbler, DHCPv6 and ultimately, Kea.
Advanced Kea DHCP features
Guest Post: Kea has a number of advanced features including database support, hooks, High Availability and API support capabilities.
How to: Getting started with Kea DHCP for IPv4 / IPv6
Guest Post: Kea is an open-source DHCP server developed by the authors of ISC DHCP.
What network engineers need to know about software engineering
Guest Post: If you write a bash script to automate something, you are a developer and that means you can benefit from learning how to do it right.
Behind the Curtain: Making IPv6 work
Before IPv6 can ‘just work’ for Internet users, ISPs and software developers often have legacy technology challenges to overcome at the back end.