XPDS14: Network Throughput Improvements in XenServer - Zoltan Kiss, Citrix
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XenServer Engineering spent concentrated effort in the past one year to improve the network performance of the virtual machines. In this presentation, Zoltan Kiss will present the various developments done in this area by his team, including the reintroduction of grant mapping on the TX path, multiqueue and various Open vSwitch improvements.
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