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Generally RDMA implies kernel bypass as the point is to write into a process' address space efficiently, but you could conceivably implement RDMA in a way that
by dooglius 7y ago
Generally RDMA implies kernel bypass as the point is to write into a process' address space efficiently, but you could conceivably implement RDMA in a way that goes through the kernel, e.g. by using a conventional NIC and doing a copy into the corresponding address space manually. Note that there are many other things using kernel bypass that are not RDMA.