[FROG] Hardware Requirements
Steuer Heribert
steuer at patronas.com
Thu Feb 21 07:30:00 EST 2019
Hello Donald,
thanks for your reply. I think it would be quite useful for users to have an overview of proven hardware setups. Control-plane is finally just one part of the game. We finally want to replace some
old Cisco edge routers with a handful of BGP peers (all full table) for IPv4 and IPv6. Bandwidth per port does not exceed 10gbps, but to be honest I do not know how FRR will perform without any optimized data-plane in this setup.
Any experience?
Cheers,
Heri
Von: Donald Sharp <sharpd at cumulusnetworks.com>
Datum: Donnerstag, 21. Februar 2019 um 13:23
An: Steuer Heribert <steuer at patronas.com>
Cc: "frog at lists.frrouting.org" <frog at lists.frrouting.org>
Betreff: Re: [FROG] Hardware Requirements
Steuer -
This is not something that we've put together at this point in time. FRR works quite nicely on all modern processors but you seem more concerned about data plane forwarding, which while understandable, is not something we have a bunch of control over. As I understand it using something like XDP or DPDK works quite nicely as accelerators for packet processing, it is just not something I have experience with.
donald
On Thu, Feb 21, 2019 at 7:20 AM Steuer Heribert <steuer at patronas.com<mailto:steuer at patronas.com>> wrote:
Hello,
for using FRR with VPP & underlying DPDK, is there any “working hardware” list which goes beyond “use Intel NICs”? I am aware of some white box lists provided by NOS vendors but was not able to find anything about native FRR. I´ve found some posts of cloudscale.ch<http://cloudscale.ch> where they mentioned appliances from a vendor named Lanner (which I never heard of before). Its not about advertising vendors but more kind of a “known-to-work-well” list.
In addition it would be nice to chat on Slack, please invite 😊
Thanks,
Heri
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