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Fastl4 vs for non ePVA devices
- Nov 08, 2024
Hello ,
The ePVA chip is a hardware acceleration field programmable gate array (FPGA) that delivers high-performance L4 throughput by offloading traffic processing to the hardware acceleration chip. For BIG-IP platforms that contain the ePVA chip, the system makes flow acceleration decisions in software and then offloads eligible flows to the ePVA chip for acceleration. For platforms that do not contain the ePVA chip, the system performs acceleration actions in software.
Anyway, you have still many other enhancements. Check this out:
https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K09948701
BR
Aswin
Hello ,
The ePVA chip is a hardware acceleration field programmable gate array (FPGA) that delivers high-performance L4 throughput by offloading traffic processing to the hardware acceleration chip. For BIG-IP platforms that contain the ePVA chip, the system makes flow acceleration decisions in software and then offloads eligible flows to the ePVA chip for acceleration. For platforms that do not contain the ePVA chip, the system performs acceleration actions in software.
Anyway, you have still many other enhancements. Check this out:
https://support.f5.com/csp/article/K09948701
BR
Aswin
Hi Aswin,
Thanks for taking the time to answer my question (which now seems very stupid)! I was reading this article, but it seems not very careful :)
BR,
Marian
- Aswin_mkNov 08, 2024Cumulonimbus
Hello marian__neagu ,
No worries, if any queries in future you can raise the question again in this forum :)
BR
Aswin
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