When this settles down, I look forward to all of jail/iojail, Sylve, Bastille, Bhyve documenting this in a mutually consistent manner. As it stands, I have managed to completely knot my brain over the abstractions, what is happening. It's me, not the systems, but I think there is a little bit of "meh, I understand it, so it must be obvious to anyone smart" going on, and alas, I am not smart, and I get confused easily.
I'm in bastille atm, but have been in all of them and TrueNAS core. and libvirt over on the other unix.
Bhyve bridges are inefficient: every packet traverses NIC → CPU → bridge → VM, adding unnecessary copies that kill throughput. Switching to SR-IOV eliminated that overhead and I saturated the 10 GbE link.
> -tso4 -tso6 -vlanhwfilter -vlanmtu -vlanhwtso -vlanhwtag -vlanhwcsum -lro
Whys the author disabling tso and lro? Whats the motivation?
I'm not familiar with the other flags.
I cor one welcome and applaud any progress on the bsd front,and this seems to be huge.
Why sudden surge of FreeBSD-related posts?
Did anything special or new happened on FreeBSD land?