{"push_id":1348077226,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/net","head":"439ccc99bfcaa42e746b33460577b6139a3bade8","before":"805b122753d4b1fb2c89d7d5fd92be3646a766d3","commits":[{"sha":"439ccc99bfcaa42e746b33460577b6139a3bade8","author":{"name":"Cody Doucette","email":"a437f8a142b321a15442c00b1de98db1609a38ca@bu.edu"},"message":"net: improve port and queue configuration\n\nThis patch creates an identifier for both the front and back\ninterfaces so that all per-port operations can be done on\none identifier. The operator configures the ports in\nlua/net.lua by identifying which ports belong to which interface\nusing the (kernel interface) name of the port. The configuration\nthen sets up all needed ports.\n\nIn order for the operator to be able to use the interface name,\nthe setup.sh script saves the interface names in a map.\n\nTo map a PCI address to a port, a library function needed to be\nexposed from the DPDK library, so the submodule is updated.\n\nThis patch also standardizes the map of lcore -> queue by\ninitializing arrays to hold this map. Gatekeeper can\nnow be run with any set of lcores, and permits different\nnumbers of RX queues and TX queues to be created on the\ndifferent interfaces.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/cjdoucette/gatekeeper/commits/439ccc99bfcaa42e746b33460577b6139a3bade8"}]}
{"actor":{"display_login":"cjdoucette"}}