Search Results for "kernel-ntfs"

...Cilium and eBPF operate at the kernel layer. With this level of context we can make intelligent decisions about how to connect different workloads whether on the same node or between clusters. With eBPF and XDP Cilium enables significant improvements in latency and performance and eliminates the need for kube-proxy entirely.

...It offers three key functionalities: interface based remote call, load balancing and fault tolerance, and automatic service registration and discovery. Apache Dubbo is built to support multiple service registries and load balancing strategies right out of the box. Due to its micro-kernel and plugin design it can also be easily extended through third-party implementations. Plenty of companies are using Dubbo, and are helping to continually improve it through Dubbo’s improvement initiative, “Wanted: who’s using dubbo”.

...Force upstream querying by TCP. Association rules between dns and forwarder choosing. Association rules between dns and ipset. dns cache support. Custom dns record. IPSet management (linux kernel version >= 2.6.32). Add ip/cidrs from rule files on startup. Add resolved ips for domains from rule files by dns forwarding server. Serve HTTP and socks5 on the same port. Periodical availability checking for the forwarder.

...Dubbo supports multiple load balancing strategies out of the box, which perceives downstream service status to reduce overall latency and improve system throughput. Dubbo supports multiple service registries, which can detect service online/offline instantly. Dubbo’s micro-kernel and plugin design ensures that it can easily be extended by third party implementation across core features like protocol, transport, and serialization.

CLara is a framework that enables you to access the computing power of many graphics processors in an IP-based network using a kind of Client/Proxy/Server model. Its programming interface conforms to the OpenCL 1.0 standard.

Linux Kernel 2.6.x modules which do connection tracking, nat handling, load balancing for the SIP protocol.Uses gnu libosip in kernel environment. Useful for voip companies but also end-users.

SLLB is a linux implementation of a software load balancing written in C on GNU/Linux. Problems: - ethernet hardware device compatibilities - deep kernel network programming

Queue is a load-balancing system popular in the 2000s that lets users control their remote jobs in an intuitive, transparent and nearly seamless way. Development versions feature job migration with and without kernel support. GNU Queue continues to be downloaded despite being decommissioned by the FSF in favor of the newer GNU Parallel project. Older versions of the code are archived here on Sourceforge and some later versions on GNU Savannah.