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vdpa-deployment is a C library. vdpa-deployment has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

VirtIO Data Path Acceleration (vDPA) is a technology that enables pods to use accelerated network interfaces without having to include vendor specific drivers. This is possible because vDPA-capable NICs implement the virtIO datapath. The vDPA Framework is in charge of translating the vendor-specific control path (that the NIC understands) to a vendor agnostic protocol (to be exposed to the application). For an overview of the technology, read the vDPA overview blog post. More technical blog entries can also be read in the Virtio-networking series two. Note that, apart from the vDPA kernel framework implemented in the linux kernel, there is another vDPA framework in DPDK. However, the DPDK framework is out of the scope of this repository for now.

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The latest version of vdpa-deployment is 2019-11-KubeCon-NA

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Install vdpa-deployment

To leverage this repo, download this repo, run make all:.
sriov-device-plugin docker image: Located in the sriov-dp directory. This image takes the upstream SR-IOV Device Plugin and applies some local patches to enable it to work with vDPA as well. See sriov-dp.
sriov-cni binary and docker image: Located in the sriov-cni directory. To install the sriov-cni, the binary must be copied to the default CNI directory, typically /opt/cni/bin/. Alternatively, a DaemonSet can be deployed which will take care of doing that in all the nodes. See sriov-cni.
dpdk-app-devel docker image: This image contains a recent DPDK installation and some development utilities
dpdk-app docker image: This image contains a centos-based DPDK application powered by app-netutil that is able to run testpmd, l2fwd and l3fwd
multus image: This image deploys a multus binary that supports the Device-info spec.
To deploy the Kubernetes-vDPA solution, the following steps must be taken:.
Install SR-IOV CNI
Create Network-Attachment-Definition
Create ConfigMap
Start SR-IOV Device Plugin Daemonset