Software-Enabled Flash™ (SEF) technology fundamentally redefines how flash memory is used for cloud and enterprise applications. Using highly-tuned, custom hardware and a host-based API and SDK, SEF technology empowers developers with control over data placement, latency outcomes and isolation. It is managed by a vendor-neutral Linux Foundation open source project that’s dedicated to enabling industry collaboration on this next evolution of storage. This session will introduce the SEF software and hardware stacks and describe how developers can access it. Once the basics are covered, we will demonstrate the hardware and software isolation, I/O weighted fair queueing, and copy offload capabilities running on the first-ever SEF Unit hardware.
Software-Enabled Flash™ Capabilities and Demonstrations
For the past three decades, PCI-SIG® has delivered a succession of industry-leading PCI Express® (PCIe®) specifications that remain ahead of the increasing demand for a high-bandwidth, low-latency
Rust for Linux has brought in Rust as a second programming in the Linux Kernel.
The SFF TA TWG within SNIA kicks out a bunch of specifications per year. But why should you care?
- Paul CoddingtonAmphenol
As industries grapple with an ever-expanding and complex sea of data, there is a paramount need for rethinking storage and analytics.
TP4159 PCIe Infrastructure for Live Migration is an upcoming NVM Express® (NVMe) feature. The over-arching flow of Live Migration as viewed from an SSD will be discussed.
SNIA Developer Conference
September 16-18, 2024
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