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XDP

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What is XDP?

XDP (eXpress Data Path) provides a high-performance, programmable network data path within the Linux kernel. It allows packets to be processed at very early stages of network processing, often before they even reach the network stack. This enables efficient packet filtering, monitoring, and forwarding, making it suitable for tasks like DDoS mitigation, load balancing, and high-speed network functions.

What other technologies are related to XDP?

XDP Competitor Technologies

DPDK is a user-space framework for fast packet processing, which provides an alternative approach to kernel-based packet processing like XDP.
mentioned alongside XDP in 5% (128) of relevant job posts

XDP Complementary Technologies

Rust is a language that can be used to write XDP programs, offering memory safety and performance.
mentioned alongside XDP in 0% (53) of relevant job posts
C is a common language for writing XDP programs due to its performance and low-level control.
mentioned alongside XDP in 0% (133) of relevant job posts
C++ can be used to write XDP programs. It provides performance and control.
mentioned alongside XDP in 0% (77) of relevant job posts

Which organizations are mentioning XDP?

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Apple
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Microsoft
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