《iWARP Ethernet》-公开·课件设计.pptVIP

iWARP EthernetKey to Driving Ethernet into the Future Brian HausauerChief ArchitectNetEffect, Inc. Agenda Situation overview Performance considerations Networking Applications New generation of adapters Performance discussion and demo Wrap up Data Center Evolution Separate Fabrics for Networking, Storage, and Clustering Single Adapter for All TrafficConverged Fabric for Networking, Storage, and Clustering Networking Performance Barriers Eliminate Networking Performance Barriers With iWARP Application Performance Barriers In Today’s Data Center Non-overlapped socket send() Usually means data is copied before transmit on wire On receive, transaction control info and data payloads are usually multiplexed on a single byte stream To avoid an additional buffer copy on receive, application often does not pre-post receive buffers Application Performance Solutions in Tomorrow’s Data Center Windows already provides overlapped I/O to solve copy-on-transmit problem Elimination of copy-on-receive requires application to be RDMA-aware for typical transaction protocols Legacy Sockets App Performance BarrierNon-Overlapped Socket send() Enhanced Sockets App Performance FixWinsock2 Overlapped Socket send() Legacy Sockets App Performance BarrierNo Pre-Posted Socket recv() RDMA Aware Sockets App Performance Fix Use Direct Data Placement (DDP) Intelligent NIC uses iWARP headers embedded in the packets to directly place data payloads in pre-allocated app buffers Eliminates software latency loop from legacy sockets apps Networking Performance Continuum Ethernet Adapters Are Evolving To Require... Networking offloads defined by RDMAC and IETF iWARP extensions to TCP/IP Transport (TCP) offload RDMA / DDP User-Level Direct Access/OS Bypass Ability to eliminate both networking and application performance barriers Simultaneous support for traditional sockets and RDMA-aware applications Industry standard h/w and s/w interfaces Performance 1 million messages per second 10% CPU uti