[SPDK] Userspace Network Services (UNS) library

[SPDK] Userspace Network Services (UNS) library

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Re: [SPDK] Userspace Network Services (UNS) library

[Stern, Jonathan]

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We are in the process of moving away from a single user space networking stack because currently we have no plans to open source the UNS library. Instead, the SPDK team is in the process of building a network abstraction layer to allow other different userspace TCP/IP stacks (like mTCP, libuinet, OpenOnload, etc) or to allow the kernel TCP/IP stack to be used instead.

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Subject: [SPDK] Userspace Network Services (UNS) library

Hi All,

I just read this post (https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/introduction-to-the-storage-performance-development-kit-spdk) about spdk and then i found about `Userspace Network Services (UNS) library` there, but i can't find any mention of it in spkd docs and repo.

So, does UNS really provided by spdk or we need to take it from other sources?

By other sources, i mean all libraries mentioned in https://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2015/06/12/user-space-networking-fuels-nfv-performance. Like libuinet, mtcp, etc...?

Thanks

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