A Time sensitive Network CNI plugin for Embedded and Edge
summary
A CNI plugin for TSN configures per-container scheduling and enforces Time-Sensitive Networking policies by classifying UDP traffic by destination port and applying hardware offload when available. The demo builds a container attached to a TSN network, sends traffic with iperf3, and captures host traces that show gated bursts: two 1.25 ms gate openings, one 2.5 ms gate, and a 0.5 s empty gate blocking traffic — policy enforcement is visible and reproducible.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00A Time-sensitive Network CNI plugin for Embedded and Edge
- 0:57Why a CNI plugin?
- 1:39Demo: CNI plugin
- 6:58The proposed CNI plugin
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