Re: [RFC] Reliable Multicast on top of RTRS

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Hi Sagi,

On Fri, Sep 4, 2020 at 12:18 AM Sagi Grimberg <sagi@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> > Hi @,
> >
> > RTRS allows for reliable transmission of sg lists between two hosts
> > over rdma. It is optimised for block io. One can implement a client
> > and a server module on top of RTRS which would allow for reliable
> > transmission to a group of hosts.
> >
> > In the networking world this is called reliable multicast. I think one
> > can say that reliable multicast is an equivalent to what is called
> > "mirror" in the storage world.
>
> md-raid1

Exact

>
> > There is something called XoR network
> > coding which seems to be an equivalent of raid5.
>
> md-raid5

Exact

>
> > There is also Reed
> > Solomon network coding.
> >
> > Having a reliable multicast with coding rdma-based transport layer
> > would allow for very flexible and scalable designs of distributed
> > replication solutions based on different in-kernel transport, block
> > and replication drivers.
> >
> > What do you think?
>
> You should probably use the device-mapper stack or modify it to fit your
> needs.

Will look into the dm framework,
Thank you,
Danil.



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