Virtualized Network Services at Line Rate in a Server Environment
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Describes running multiple virtualized network functions (NFV) at line rate on commodity servers — not just single 100Gbps services like vSwitch/NAT/LB but complex pipelines combining L2, L3, ACLs, QoS and other functions. Explains building these chained service pipelines integrated with VMs and containers so several services can coexist on one high-throughput server.
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