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Once we have bare metal HW we can work on tracking performance regressions. This will likely start as a basic set of iperf / uperf / kperf runs. We can also explore XDP testing if we can generate enough PPS.
I like the idea of tracking performance regressions and I would be happy to contribute, if I can be useful. I would hope that a suite of
performance experiments can track performance regressions, but also serve as a reference implementation of best practices and performance benchmarks. I believe this would be quite useful for the kernel community, but also for the academic community.
Once we have bare metal HW we can work on tracking performance regressions. This will likely start as a basic set of iperf / uperf / kperf runs. We can also explore XDP testing if we can generate enough PPS.