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Primarily the state of its Linux driver, and rock solid support in VyOS (derived from Debian stable). For a router, TLS offload isn't so much of a consideration
by walrus01 6y ago
Primarily the state of its Linux driver, and rock solid support in VyOS (derived from Debian stable). For a router, TLS offload isn't so much of a consideration when the system isn't doing anything at layers 4-7 in the OSI model.
If I had to make a perhaps overly broad generalization, I see more Chelsio and Mellanox NICs used in end point servers, and more Intel used in DIY whitebox network equipment.
- drewg123 6y agoThat's fair; I come at this from a CDN perspective where end system performance is most important. Do you see any benefit from the fancy features? Can it source/sink min sized frames at 100GbE? (144Mpps) ?