In this edition of Network Engineering Community News, we take you inside our lab for a sneak peek at our new VPP-based inline filtering engine, share Pavel Odintsov's latest NANOG presentation on large-scale BGP monitoring, explore real-world DDoS defence through a customer case study, dive into two in-depth technical articles, and more. Happy reading! |
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Building a high-performance inline DDoS filter | FastNetMon is expanding beyond DDoS detection. In this lab sneak peek, we share early results from our in-house VPP-based inline filtering engine, which achieved near-line-rate 100G performance while processing one million filtering rules. See the lab results and learn more about the roadmap |
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Monitoring 2,800 BGP sessions with BMP | Watch Pavel Odintsov's NANOG 97 presentation on monitoring thousands of BGP sessions using BMP at production scale. If you're interested in BGP monitoring, watch this space — we'll have more to share very soon! |
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How Joy Services built an automated DDoS defence workflow with FastNetMon | Discover how Joy Services built an automated DDoS defence workflow with FastNetMon, detecting attacks in seconds, automating RTBH mitigation, and gaining visibility into both inbound and outbound attack traffic to keep its cloud network resilient. |
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Guest post: Eliminating NIC Receive Drops at 100GbE |
In this guest post, Denys Haryachyy explores why DPDK-based systems can still experience NIC receive drops at 100GbE, even when CPU headroom is available. The article breaks down how interrupt handling, kernel activity, and core scheduling impact RX ring stability, and shows how IRQ affinity tuning and full core isolation can reduce rx_missed errors by several orders of magnitude under extreme load. |
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More from our blog | | What's up with the residential proxy DDoS botnets? | Residential DDoS botnets didn’t disappear after major takedowns. They fragmented, rebounded, and are now quietly larger and more pervasive than ever. |
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| Ultra Ethernet and 1.6T Standard explained |
Ultra Ethernet and 1.6T Ethernet are reshaping data centre design for AI workloads, combining extreme link speeds with smarter traffic handling for large-scale GPU communication and congestion-sensitive clusters. |
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Past & upcoming events |
| Next week: NetUK3 |
FastNetMon will attend the third NetUK conference. Looking forward to meeting you there! | |
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| Event recap: NANOG 97 |
We had a great time in Bellevue, Washington. See the highlight shorts, catch the vibes, and read what stood out. |
| NANOG 97 recap |
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