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When multiple cores are running the same ebpf program on ingress, let's say, int cls_entry(struct __sk_buff *skb) , would this introduce any troubles for updating of the bpf_elf_map?
Would updated_state.r1 = tnow - B or tmin = tnow - B; make any sense? (given the assumption that the timestamp of new packets arriving after this bpf execution would be always larger than tnow)
Thanks.
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I am a newbie to bpf and TC, I was wondering if
When multiple cores are running the same ebpf program on ingress, let's say,
int cls_entry(struct __sk_buff *skb)
, would this introduce any troubles for updating of thebpf_elf_map
?Would updated_state.r1 = tnow - B or tmin = tnow - B; make any sense? (given the assumption that the timestamp of new packets arriving after this bpf execution would be always larger than
tnow
)Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: