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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2017 · 55 MIN

#55: Low Latency Remote Storage: A Full-stack View

from Storage Developer Conference · host Tom Talpey, Architect, Microsoft

A new class of ultra low latency remote storage is emerging - nonvolatile memory technology can be accessed remotely via high performance storage protocols such as SMB3, over high performance interconnects such as RDMA. A new ecosystem is emerging to "light up" this access end-to-end. This presentation will explore one path to achieve it, with performance data on current approaches, analysis of the overheads, and finally the expectation with simple extensions to well-established protocols. Learning Objectives: 1) Understand the potential for low latency remote storage; 2) Survey the protocols and interfaces in use today; 3) See current performance data, and future performance expectations; 4) See a view of the future of the end-to-end storage revolution.

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