Comment by tux1968
7 hours ago
It's also a bit depressing that everyone is still using the slower iptables, when nftables has been in the kernel for over a decade.
7 hours ago
It's also a bit depressing that everyone is still using the slower iptables, when nftables has been in the kernel for over a decade.
Actually the latest benchmarks were ran on a Fedora 43 host, which as far as I can tell uses the nftables backend for iptables!
Iptables uses nftables under the hood.