There are 2 repositories under data-plane topic.
Dynamically provision Stateful Persistent Replicated Cluster-wide Fabric Volumes & Filesystems for Kubernetes that is provisioned from an optimized NVME SPDK backend data storage stack.
eBPF/XDP-based software framework for fast network services running in the Linux kernel.
A collection of Rust-based WebAssembly programs that are deployed as Envoy filters.
Program examples utilizing the DPDK. The DPDK is a kernel-bypass network library that allows for very fast network packet processing. This is great for (D)DoS mitigation and low-latency packet inspection, manipulation, and forwarding.
StoneWork - high-performance data plane, modular control plane solution.
Adaptive Pushback Mechanism for DDoS Detection and Mitigation employing P4 Data Planes
PAIO: General, Portable I/O Optimizations With Minor Application Modifications (FAST'22)
A fast reverse proxy with an embedded gateway to wrap third-party APIs and bring them to the ecosystem of light platform
DPDK (Data plane development kit) tutorials written in C++ for beginner and advanced users.
DPDK Optimisation & Analysis Tool
A novel approach based on Random Forests that quickly and accurately identifies elephant flows in programmable Data Planes.
helix is a framework for building cloud-native, consistent, reliable, and high-performance (micro) services with automatic logging, tracing, observability, and event propagation across services and integrations.
A client side service mesh router designed for legacy system that cannot leverage client module
helix.go is the Go implementation of helix, for building cloud-native, consistent, reliable, and high-performance (micro) services with automatic logging, tracing, observability, and event propagation across services and integrations.
Identity/Identity-Engine - Data plane Terraform module
Fully Adaptive Network monitoring experiments for Paper.
A generalized, global data plane for the Avinya Foundation
Demo of Programmability
helix.ts is the TypeScript implementation of helix, for consuming public types on the front-end exposed by micro-services.
Source code of the helix guide: From zero to hero in 20′.
Super-Node design code with integration of an FRR control plane with a P4 programmable data plane.
P4 exercises on Equal-Cost Multi-Path Routing and Heavy Hitter Detection, inspired by ETH p4-learning repository.
An example of Envoy: an open-source edge & service proxy for cloud native apps
It is a case study of whether Amazon uses SDN