Re:Seastar: C++ framework for high-performance servers
by theonewolf on Sunday April 26, 2015 @09:49AM
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A lot of their speed comes from special tricks like bypassing the kernel and going direct to hardware (DPDK).
Intel's DPDK doesn't support Mac OS X.
You should probably develop in a VM anyways, or at least with a platform + hardware that supports these features so you can better match what production deployments will be like.
I always cringe a little, for backend systems software, when people develop in an environment completely divorced from their production environment. It just creates headaches.
Intel's DPDK doesn't support Mac OS X.
You should probably develop in a VM anyways, or at least with a platform + hardware that supports these features so you can better match what production deployments will be like.
I always cringe a little, for backend systems software, when people develop in an environment completely divorced from their production environment. It just creates headaches.