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FlowBlaze: Stateful Packet Processing in Hardware

Talkat NSDI 2019 · 2019-02-26..02-28· [networking]
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FlowBlaze is an open abstraction for programming stateful packet processing on programmable NICs and FPGAs using Extended Finite State Machines with explicit per-flow state. It targets high-performance hardware (NetFPGA SmartNIC) and emphasizes flow-level parallelism to support hundreds of thousands of per-flow states at line rates (40 Gb/s), low microsecond latency, and modest power use, with both hardware and software implementations available.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 2:12Making programming easier
  3. 3:05Match-Action Abstraction Limitations
  4. 3:57Extending Match-Action abstractions
  5. 4:12Match-Action vs Finite State Machine (FSM)
  6. 5:16Multiple state machines?
  7. 6:38Introducing per-flow state
  8. 7:57Handling variable insertion time
  9. 8:46Flow context insertion handling
  10. 10:09Implementation issues
  11. 10:28Avoiding race conditions
  12. 12:22Does it work?
  13. 14:27Stress test
  14. 17:32Conclusion
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