VPN-as-code and open-source network programming framework

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Dear Community,

For quite some time I have been working on an open-source initiative called PacketCord.io with the idea to simplify the process of creating network functionality - like routing, switching, tunneling, etc.
In other words, instead of relying on already existing software or hardware appliances with configuration files and CLIs, the goal is to shift the focus towards the code level, with the benefit of accessing the fancy hardware acceleration features in today’s hardware.

Below I would dare to share several tutorials working in a quite native way on the Torizon ecosystem, more specifically:

  1. AES cipher library with hardware acceleration
    Hello AES World (Toradex) - PacketCord.io
  2. VPN-as-code (UDP Tunnel) in user-space, within the Torizon IDE
    UDP Tunnel (Toradex) - PacketCord.io
  3. Pseudo Tunnel, again as code, inside the Torizon IDE
    UDP Pseudo Tunnel (Toradex) - PacketCord.io

I believe that those three examples could be quite relevant to the EU Cyber Resilience Act as well…

The framework is and will always remain under MIT license. This is the very beginning and, hopefully, more sophisticated components and apps will be ready in the forthcoming months. Anyone is welcome to join and contribute - with ideas, code, feedback or (constructive) criticism.

Hope you will enjoy it! :wink:

- Varban

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Hi @vmetodiev!

Thank you for sharing this with us :smiley:
We have already shared with our R&D team.

Best regards

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Thank you, too, @lucas_az.tx !

I would be glad to hear from them. :wink:

- Varban