Benchmark results of Kubernetes network plugins (CNI) over 40Gbit/s network [2024]

This article is a new run of my previous benchmark (2020, 2019 and 2018), now running Kubernetes 1.26 and Ubuntu 22.04 with CNI version up-to-date in January 2024.Summary1) Benchmark Context 1.1) Selecting the CNIs 1.2) Benchmark Protocol 1.3) The Leap from 10Gbit to 40Gbit Networking 1.4) Monitoring with statexec by BlackSwift2) Benchmark results 2.1) Raw results exhaustivity and self-service exploration 2.2)...
What is FlatBuffers? - That One Game Dev

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GitHub - apple/corenet: CoreNet: A library for training deep neural networks

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Microservices Authentication and Authorization Using API Gateway

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The problem with invariants is that they change over time

Cliff L. Biffle blogged a great write-up of a debugging odyssey at Oxide with the title Who killed the network switch? Here’s the bit that jumped out at me: At the time that code was written, it was correct, but it embodied the assumption that any loaned memory would fit into one region. That assumption became obsolete the moment that Matt implemented...
AI Is Smoke and Mirrors

Hello, and welcome to Blood in the Machine: The Newsletter. (As opposed to, say, Blood in the Machine: The Book.) It’s a one-man publication that covers big tech, labor, power, and AI. It’s free, though I’m in the process of ramping up to be less occasional, so if you’d like to support this brand of independent tech journalism, and I’d be...

Tag: LINQ

Having fun with LINQ expressions

Published by Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz on November 2, 2010

I don’t know how many of you need to analyze LINQ queries – but since this took me a few hours to get right I…