When you’re building distributed systems from the ground up, every layer is a place where you can make the network faster. But every slowdown is a problem you own.

Steve Karam just pushed his first (of many) Oxide blogs on tuning network performance across an Oxide system: jumbo frames at the edge (324% external throughput), CPU placement, flow parallelism, and IPv6 inside and out.

Performance is like an ~~onion~~ parfait. It has layers.

https://oxide.computer/blog/performance-has-layers