- OpenFabrics Workshop 2017 : Some interesting talk this year at the open fabric conference:
- uRDMA : Userspace RDMA using DPDK. This opens up a certain amount of possibility, especially for object storage solution. [Video , Slides, github]
- Crail : Using urdma above to deliver accelerated storage solution for Apache big data projects [Slides, github]
- Remote Persistent Memory: I think this is the next killer app for RDMA. If Intel doesn't jump onto it and deliver a dpdk like solution. [Video, Slides]
- On Demand paging: slowly the tech is crawling its way up to upstream acceptance. While on-demand paging introduces a certain performance cost. It also allows a greater flexibility in consuming RDMA. One of the interesting aspects that nobody mentioned yet is how this feature could be used with persistent memory. I think that there is some good potential for p2p NVM storage solution.[Video, Slides]
- Containerd : Containerd move to github, the docker "industry standard" container runtime is also reaching its v.0.2.x release. [github]
- Category Theory : If you are into functional programming and Haskell. This is a must read book for you.
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Friday, April 14, 2017
[Links of the Day] 14/04/2016 : OpenFabric Workshop , Docker's Containerd , Category Theory
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