Sample Applications User Guides

• 1. Introduction to the DPDK Sample Applications
  • 1.1. Running Sample Applications
  • 1.2. The DPDK Sample Applications
• 2. Compiling the Sample Applications
  • 2.1. To compile all the sample applications
  • 2.2. To compile a single application
  • 2.3. To cross compile the sample application(s)
• 3. Command Line Sample Application
  • 3.1. Overview
  • 3.2. Compiling the Application
  • 3.3. Running the Application
  • 3.4. Explanation
• 4. Ethtool Sample Application
  • 4.1. Compiling the Application
  • 4.2. Running the Application
  • 4.3. Using the application
  • 4.4. Explanation
  • 4.5. Ethtool interface
• 5. Exception Path Sample Application
  • 5.1. Overview
  • 5.2. Compiling the Application
  • 5.3. Running the Application
  • 5.4. Explanation
• 6. Hello World Sample Application
  • 6.1. Compiling the Application
  • 6.2. Running the Application
  • 6.3. Explanation
• 7. Basic Forwarding Sample Application
  • 7.1. Compiling the Application
  • 7.2. Running the Application
  • 7.3. Explanation
• 8. RX/TX Callbacks Sample Application
  • 8.1. Compiling the Application
  • 8.2. Running the Application
  • 8.3. Explanation
• 9. Flow Classify Sample Application
  • 9.1. Compiling the Application
  • 9.2. Running the Application
  • 9.3. Sample ipv4_rules_file.txt
  • 9.4. Explanation
• 10. Basic RTE Flow Filtering Sample Application
  • 10.1. Compiling the Application
  • 10.2. Running the Application
  • 10.3. Explanation
• 11. IP Fragmentation Sample Application
  • 11.1. Overview
  • 11.2. Compiling the Application
  • 11.3. Running the Application
• 12. IPv4 Multicast Sample Application
  • 12.1. Overview
  • 12.2. Compiling the Application
  • 12.3. Running the Application
  • 12.4. Explanation
• 13. IP Reassembly Sample Application
  • 13.1. Overview
  • 13.2. Compiling the Application
  • 13.3. Running the Application
  • 13.4. Explanation
• 14. Kernel NIC Interface Sample Application
  • 14.1. Overview
  • 14.2. Compiling the Application
  • 14.3. Running the kni Example Application
  • 14.4. KNI Operations
  • 14.5. Explanation
• 15. Keep Alive Sample Application
  • 15.1. Overview
  • 15.2. Compiling the Application
  • 15.3. Running the Application
  • 15.4. Explanation
• 16. L2 Forwarding with Crypto Sample Application
  • 16.1. Overview
  • 16.2. Compiling the Application
  • 16.3. Running the Application
  • 16.4. Explanation
• 17. L2 Forwarding Sample Application (in Real and Virtualized Environments) with core load statistics.
  • 17.1. Overview
  • 17.2. Compiling the Application
  • 17.3. Running the Application
  • 17.4. Explanation
• 18. L2 Forwarding Sample Application (in Real and Virtualized Environments)
  • 18.1. Overview
  • 18.2. Compiling the Application
  • 18.3. Running the Application
  • 18.4. Explanation
• 19. L2 Forwarding Sample Application with Cache Allocation Technology (CAT)
  • 19.1. Compiling the Application
  • 19.2. Running the Application
  • 19.3. Explanation
• 20. L3 Forwarding Sample Application
  • 20.1. Overview
  • 20.2. Compiling the Application
  • 20.3. Running the Application
  • 20.4. Explanation
• 21. L3 Forwarding with Power Management Sample Application
  • 21.1. Introduction
  • 21.2. Overview
  • 21.3. Compiling the Application
  • 21.4. Running the Application
  • 21.5. Explanation
  • 21.6. Empty Poll Mode
• 22. L3 Forwarding with Access Control Sample Application
  • 22.1. Overview
  • 22.2. Compiling the Application
  • 22.3. Running the Application
  • 22.4. Explanation
• 23. L3 Forwarding in a Virtualization Environment Sample Application
  • 23.1. Overview
  • 23.2. Compiling the Application
  • 23.3. Running the Application
  • 23.4. Explanation
• 24. Link Status Interrupt Sample Application
  • 24.1. Overview
  • 24.2. Compiling the Application
  • 24.3. Running the Application
  • 24.4. Explanation
• 25. Load Balancer Sample Application
  • 25.1. Overview
  • 25.2. Compiling the Application
  • 25.3. Running the Application
  • 25.4. Explanation
• 26. Server-Node EFD Sample Application
  • 26.1. Overview
  • 26.2. Compiling the Application
  • 26.3. Running the Application
  • 26.4. Explanation
• 27. Service Cores Sample Application
  • 27.1. Compiling the Application
  • 27.2. Running the Application
  • 27.3. Explanation
• 28. Multi-process Sample Application
  • 28.1. Example Applications
• 29. QoS Metering Sample Application
  • 29.1. Overview
  • 29.2. Compiling the Application
  • 29.3. Running the Application
  • 29.4. Explanation
• 30. QoS Scheduler Sample Application
  • 30.1. Overview
  • 30.2. Compiling the Application
  • 30.3. Running the Application
  • 30.4. Explanation
• 31. Quota and Watermark Sample Application
  • 31.1. Overview
  • 31.2. Compiling the Application
  • 31.3. Running the Application
  • 31.4. Code Overview
• 32. Timer Sample Application
  • 32.1. Compiling the Application
  • 32.2. Running the Application
  • 32.3. Explanation
• 33. Packet Ordering Application
  • 33.1. Overview
  • 33.2. Compiling the Application
  • 33.3. Running the Application
• 34. VMDQ and DCB Forwarding Sample Application
  • 34.1. Overview
  • 34.2. Compiling the Application
  • 34.3. Running the Application
  • 34.4. Explanation
• 35. Vhost Sample Application
  • 35.1. Testing steps
  • 35.2. Inject packets
  • 35.3. Parameters
  • 35.4. Common Issues
• 36. Vhost_scsi Sample Application
  • 36.1. Testing steps
  • 36.2. Compiling the Application
  • 36.3. Vhost_scsi Common Issues
• 37. Vhost_Crypto Sample Application
  • 37.1. Testing steps
  • 37.2. Compiling the Application
• 38. Vdpa Sample Application
  • 38.1. Testing steps
• 39. Netmap Compatibility Sample Application
  • 39.1. Introduction
  • 39.2. Available APIs
  • 39.3. Caveats
  • 39.4. Porting Netmap Applications
  • 39.5. Compiling the Application
  • 39.6. Running the “bridge” Sample Application
• 40. Internet Protocol (IP) Pipeline Application
  • 40.1. Application overview
  • 40.2. Running the application
  • 40.3. Application stages
  • 40.4. Examples
  • 40.5. Command Line Interface (CLI)
• 41. Test Pipeline Application
  • 41.1. Overview
  • 41.2. Compiling the Application
  • 41.3. Running the Application
• 42. Eventdev Pipeline Sample Application
  • 42.1. Compiling the Application
  • 42.2. Running the Application
  • 42.3. Observing the Application
• 43. Distributor Sample Application
  • 43.1. Overview
  • 43.2. Compiling the Application
  • 43.3. Running the Application
  • 43.4. Explanation
  • 43.5. Debug Logging Support
  • 43.6. Statistics
  • 43.7. Application Initialization
• 44. VM Power Management Application
  • 44.1. Introduction
  • 44.2. Overview
  • 44.3. Configuration
  • 44.4. Compiling and Running the Host Application
  • 44.5. Compiling and Running the Guest Applications
• 45. TEP termination Sample Application
  • 45.1. Background
  • 45.2. Sample Code Overview
  • 45.3. Supported Distributions
  • 45.4. Compiling the Sample Code
  • 45.5. Running the Sample Code
  • 45.6. Running the Virtual Machine (QEMU)
  • 45.7. Running DPDK in the Virtual Machine
  • 45.8. Passing Traffic to the Virtual Machine Device
• 46. PTP Client Sample Application
  • 46.1. Limitations
  • 46.2. How the Application Works
  • 46.3. Compiling the Application
  • 46.4. Running the Application
  • 46.5. Code Explanation
• 47. Performance Thread Sample Application
  • 47.1. Overview
  • 47.2. Compiling the Application
  • 47.3. Running the Application
  • 47.4. Explanation
  • 47.5. The L-thread subsystem
• 48. Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) CryptoDev Validation
  • 48.1. Overview
  • 48.2. Limitations
  • 48.3. Application Information
  • 48.4. Compiling the Application
  • 48.5. Running the Application
• 49. IPsec Security Gateway Sample Application
  • 49.1. Overview
  • 49.2. Constraints
  • 49.3. Compiling the Application
  • 49.4. Running the Application
  • 49.5. Configurations
• 50. Loop-back Sample Application using Baseband Device (bbdev)
  • 50.1. Overview
  • 50.2. Limitations
  • 50.3. Compiling the Application
  • 50.4. Running the Application
  • 50.5. Using Packet Generator with baseband device sample application