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EPISODE · May 6, 2019 · 47 MIN

#94: Key Value Storage Standardization Progress

from Storage Developer Conference · host Bill Martin, SSD IO Standards, Samsung

NVMe KV is a proposal for a new command structure to access data on an NVMe controller that is being developed within the NVMe technical working group. This proposed command set provides a key and a value to store data on the Non Volatile media and provides a key to retrieve data stored on the media. In addition to the work on the NVMe specification, the SNIA is also working on a KeyValue API. This presentation will describe the standardization efforts going on in both the NVMe working group and SNIA. Learning Objectives: 1) What is Key Value Storage; 2) Where are we at in the NVMe standardization process of NVMe KV; 3) Where are we at in the SNIA standardization process of a KV API?

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