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>"At the moment, I am involved with one cloud provider in China that bids big on cheap FPGAs and RDMA. AWS and Azures can be defeated in detail." Can you share
by bogomipz 8y ago
>"At the moment, I am involved with one cloud provider in China that bids big on cheap FPGAs and RDMA. AWS and Azures can be defeated in detail."
Can you share how this FPGA and RDMA combination works architecturally? What's the software stack composed of? Might you have any links or other resources you could share?
- baybal2 8y agoMade almost entirely in house. You provision access over in-dc REST api, then rdma capable routers route the appliance to your vm, then you access it through provided libs for linux. In other words, you don't deal with RDMA yourself at any moment