RE: [LSF/MM/BPF BoF]: A host FTL for zoned block devices using UBLK

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> Maybe it is one beginning for generic open-source userspace SSD FTL, which
> could be useful for people curious in SSD internal. I have google several times
> for such toolkit to see if it can be ported to UBLK easily. SSD simulator isn't
> great, which isn't disk and can't handle real data & workloads. With such
> project, SSD simulator could be less useful, IMO.
> 

Another possible avenue could be the FTL module that's part of SPDK. It might be worth checking out as well. It has been battletested for a couple of years and is used in production (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeNBSjGq0dA).

The module itself could be extracted from SPDK into its own, or SPDK's ublk extension could be used to instantiate it. In any case, I think it could provide a solid foundation for a host-side FTL implementation.

Best, Matias




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