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IPDK Nov 2024 update
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title: "IPDK Late 2024 Status Update" | ||
author: Dan Daly | ||
categories: news | ||
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We haven't done a release since early in the year, but we wanted to give an update on the progress we've made since then: | ||
- Combination of Linux Networking and IPsec recipe: Enables running the Linux networking and IPsec Recipes together at the same time, including tunneling and de-tunneling both network virtualization (ie VXLAN) and IPsec headers at the same time on a packet | ||
- P4 Role Configuration to support multiple control planes simultaneously: Used to support OVS and strongSwan simultaneously | ||
- Support for LAG LACP (802.3ad) mode in Linux Networking: Capable of active-active LACP | ||
- Table Defaults: Support for setting and resetting the default action/entry of LEM/SEM/WCM/LPM tables | ||
- Geneve: Geneve Tunnel Encap/Decap Support in addition to VXLAN | ||
- Remote traffic mirroring: Mirroring traffic to a remote destination outside of the IPDK target | ||
- Unit Tests: Expansion of the unit test suite | ||
- E2100 (Mount Evans) Updates: IPDK Release 24.01 was based on E2100's 1.2 SDK. IPDK can be used with newer versions of the SDK which brings additional features and bug fixes. | ||
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Most of these enhancements are coming through the P4 Control Plane which has had steady releases throughout the year, found here: (https://github.com/ipdk-io/networking-recipe/releases)[https://github.com/ipdk-io/networking-recipe/releases] |