June 2024 - Submissions-0x18

[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #21 "how Linux tracing can use the net/..."
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear Alexander, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #21 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: how Linux tracing can use the net/ subsystem Authors: Alexander Aring (Red Hat) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/21?cap=021amwLawEz1Jq8 Congratulations! Comments from the PC seem to indicate that this is really a moonshot and seeks like a kind of a wild ideal that may not be super useful as there aren't many systems in real-world use cases that have a NIC to spare. An ask from the PC is if there is a working proof of concept for this already out there? If so could that be called out in the abstract. Also it isn't entirely clear how a NIC ring could be used for this as the DMA may be an obstacle. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #25 "Fine-grained TCP Tuning"
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear Xiaochun, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #25 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: Fine-grained TCP Tuning Authors: Amery Hung (ByteDance) Xiaochun Lu (ByteDance) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/25?cap=025a2Ox-SBITYSk Congratulations! Feedback from the PC is that it will be important to bring data that can help demonstrate the advantages to this approach with data from before and after these changes. Suggestion, make sure to include some numbers with and without this proposal. Also info on if this is applicable to modern multiqueue NICs might be useful. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #25 "Fine-grained TCP Tuning"
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear Amery, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #25 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: Fine-grained TCP Tuning Authors: Amery Hung (ByteDance) Xiaochun Lu (ByteDance) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/25?cap=025a2Ox-SBITYSk Congratulations! Feedback from the PC is that it will be important to bring data that can help demonstrate the advantages to this approach with data from before and after these changes. Suggestion, make sure to include some numbers with and without this proposal. Also info on if this is applicable to modern multiqueue NICs might be useful. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #19 "Is it OK to Hijack TCP?"
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear John, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #19 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: Is it OK to Hijack TCP? Authors: John Ousterhout (Stanford University) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/19?cap=019axfiF2yIevFY Congratulations! It is suggested to look at STT (https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-davie-stt-08#section-3.2) and see the challenges of overcoming the protocol ossification that we had over the decades. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #1 "A Linux Implementation of SEARCH -- a..."
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear Feng, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #1 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: A Linux Implementation of SEARCH -- a New TCP Slow Start Algorithm Authors: Maryam Ataei Kachooei (Worcester Polytechnic Institute) Joshua Chung (Lexington Christian Academy) Amber Cronin (Worcester Polytechnic Institute) Benjamin Peters (Viasat Inc) Feng Li (Viasat Inc) Jae Won Chung (Viasat Inc) Mark Claypool (Worcester Polytechnic Institute) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/1?cap=01aS-whQZWpA-M Congratulations! The suggestion from the PC is that we need to have the abstract indicate what the ask here is. Are we just looking at something like a "CUBICv2" with Hystart replaced by SEARCH? Also the 5.16 is no longer supported so it might be useful if this demo could be implemented on something more recent or via the latest BPF congestion control feature that doesn't depend on kernel version. In addition any data that could be provided to back up the claims would be useful. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #10 "Real world tips, tricks, and notes of..."
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear Joe, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #10 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: Real world tips, tricks, and notes of using epoll-based busy polling Authors: Joe Damato (Fastly, Inc.) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/10?cap=010aKR77NuQrXJ8 Congratulations! Please login and look at any comments left for you. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #36 "Devmem TCP & io uring zero copy"
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear Willem, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #36 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: Devmem TCP & io uring zero copy Authors: Willem de Bruijn (Google) Jakub Kicinski (Meta) Mina Almasry (Google) Shailend Chand (Google) David Wei (Meta) Pavel Begunkov (Meta) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/36?cap=036adaOu0OWQnWc Congratulations! Please login and look at any comments left for you. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #36 "Devmem TCP & io uring zero copy"
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear David, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #36 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: Devmem TCP & io uring zero copy Authors: Willem de Bruijn (Google) Jakub Kicinski (Meta) Mina Almasry (Google) Shailend Chand (Google) David Wei (Meta) Pavel Begunkov (Meta) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/36?cap=036adaOu0OWQnWc Congratulations! Please login and look at any comments left for you. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #36 "Devmem TCP & io uring zero copy"
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear Pavel, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #36 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: Devmem TCP & io uring zero copy Authors: Willem de Bruijn (Google) Jakub Kicinski (Meta) Mina Almasry (Google) Shailend Chand (Google) David Wei (Meta) Pavel Begunkov (Meta) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/36?cap=036adaOu0OWQnWc Congratulations! Please login and look at any comments left for you. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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[Netdev 0x18] Accepted submission #36 "Devmem TCP & io uring zero copy"
by submissions-0x18＠netdevconf.info 03 Jun '24

03 Jun '24

Dear Mina, The Netdev 0x18 program committee is delighted to inform you that your submission #36 has been accepted to appear in the conference. Title: Devmem TCP & io uring zero copy Authors: Willem de Bruijn (Google) Jakub Kicinski (Meta) Mina Almasry (Google) Shailend Chand (Google) David Wei (Meta) Pavel Begunkov (Meta) Site: https://0x18.netdevconf.info/paper/36?cap=036adaOu0OWQnWc Congratulations! Please login and look at any comments left for you. Contact Netdev Society <submissions-0x18(a)netdevconf.info> with any questions or concerns. - Netdev 0x18 Submissions

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