Re: RDMA

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2013/4/18 Mark Nelson <mark.nelson@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Well, even with RDMA you probably aren't going to get much more than
> ~3.2GB/s (or at least that's what I saw on our production clusters at my
> last job).  There's encoding overhead so you can't get the full 40Gb/s.
>
> Beyond that, it's just another software layer with the associated
> inefficiencies.  Frankly I'm kind of amazed that rsockets can supposedly get
> around 3GB/s.  That's impressive performance imho.

What about SDP ? It should be a transparent TCP replacement that will
operative natively on an IB fabric with huge speed improvement and
almost none overhead:

http://bit.ly/14zQzME  - Page 43 (4.3.1)
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