you have opinions on SDN, NFV, and whatever other acronyms telcos are using to describe a shell noscript these days
you have tried to design a continuous dynamical system for routing, and got it wrong at least twice

 The example noscript filter_hyperscan.lua demonstrates the basics of Hyperscan and our wrapper API. It receives packets from a port, filters them, and forwards them to a port dropping all packets that match filters given in a file. Moreover, it can generate test traffic by replaying a pcap file on a different port

 local pktLib = require "packet"
local ffi    = require "ffi"
local eth    = require "proto.ethernet"
local ip     = require "proto.ip4"

-- Checks if a UDP packet's payload begins with "EXAMPLE".
-- You can do arbitrary complex stuff here, e.g., attach a DPI library like nDPI.
return function(pkt)
  local udpPkt = pktLib.getUdp4Packet(pkt)
  if udpPkt.eth:getType() == eth.TYPE_IP
  and udpPkt.ip4:getProtocol() == ip.PROTO_UDP then
    local data = ffi.string(udpPkt.payload.uint8, #"EXAMPLE")
    return data == "EXAMPLE"
  end
  return false
end

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