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This looks like a cool project. Is there any support (or plan to support) I/O through kernel bypass technologies like RDMA? For example, the client reads the ob
by girfan 4y ago
This looks like a cool project. Is there any support (or plan to support) I/O through kernel bypass technologies like RDMA? For example, the client reads the objects using 1-sided reads from the server given it knows which address the object lives in. This could be really benefitial for reducing latency and CPU load.
- romange 4y agoI do not know much about RDMA. Our goal is to provide a memory store that is fully compatible with Redis/Memcached protocols so that all the existing frameworks could work as before. I am not sure how RDMA fits this goal.
- seedless-sensat 4y agoSimilarly, I really liked the ideas in paper accelerating Memcached using an eBPF cache layer in the NIC interrupt: https://www.usenix.org/conference/nsdi21/presentation/ghigoff https://www.usenix.org/conference/nsdi21/presentation/ghigof...