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David Carlier |
socket module add SO_ATTACH_REUSEPORT_CPBF for Linux.
to be used in conjunction with SO_REUSPORT, giving a greater control
over how we bind a socket instead of the round robin workflow,
socket module add SO_ATTACH_REUSEPORT_CPBF for Linux.
to be used in conjunction with SO_REUSPORT, giving a greater control
over how we bind a socket instead of the round robin workflow, we do
instead attach to the processor id as :
- we assign the processor_id to A in the BPF filter.
- then returns A.
in other words, a more modern version of SO_INCOMING_CPU (ie can have a per
worker notion we do not use here).
Closes #8062
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