> You loose 25 years of stateless hardware offloads done by the NIC. That's a feature. Otherwise the industry will die off slowly. Case in point, OpenStack fi

> You loose 25 years of stateless hardware offloads done by the NIC. That's a feature. Otherwise the industry will die off slowly. Case in point, OpenStack first, and later kubernetes, were exactly this kind of innovation. It offers very tiny benefit and a whole slew of plugging points for the industry players to hook upon; but is beneficial enough for mostly everyone to be comfortably endorse a piece of technology that at the time were already starting to decaying... Of course in this case, OpenStack has been a much worse tech because of it was developed by people haven't been the mainstream...