In recent years some high performance networking code has moved into user space, by utilizing systems such as netmap(4) and DPDK (http://dpdk.org/). In this session we'll discuss current and future development of APIs necessary to give applications the access they need to networking hardware.

* State of Play (APIs we have today)

* What's missing?

* Lining up Applications (Extending kernel bypass APIs to understand CPU and memory resources.)

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Name
Julien Charbon
Florent Guiliani
Stephen Hurd
Patrick Kelsey
Jonathan Looney
Jeremiah Lott
David Maxwell
Ravi Pokala
Doug Rabson
Luigi Rizzo
Matt Smith
Jim Thompson
MarcelMoolenaar
Hari Shanmugam
Ryan Stone
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