I've never used dpdk for kernel bypass, only open onload. Originally for solarflare hardware, apparently it works with cards from other vendors via XDP (though

I've never used dpdk for kernel bypass, only open onload. Originally for solarflare hardware, apparently it works with cards from other vendors via XDP (though I've never tried it). It gets loaded via LD_PRELOAD and replaces ordinary BSD socket functions with full userspace sockets that can fall back to the kernel when necessary (e.g. if the application wants to yield the cpu but still get notified about the socket). https://github.com/Xilinx-CNS/onload https://github.com/Xilinx-CNS/onload