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InfiniBand & OpenFabrics---InfiniBand and OpenFabrics at SC06

Troy Benjegerdes

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Abstract

General discussion about InfiniBand, what it is, how it works, and how the OpenFabrics driver stack provides the same software interface for both InfiniBand and 10gig RDMA ethernet nics. We will also include late breaking news about what we learned deploying a show-floor wide InfiniBand network as part of SCInet.

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General discussion about InfiniBand, what it is, how it works, and how the OpenFabrics driver stack provides the same software interface for both InfiniBand and 10gig RDMA ethernet nics. We will also include late breaking news about what we learned deploying a show-floor wide InfiniBand network as part of SCInet.

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General discussion about InfiniBand, what it is, how it works, and how the OpenFabrics driver stack provides the same software interface for both InfiniBand and 10gig RDMA ethernet nics. We will also include late breaking news about what we learned deploying a show-floor wide InfiniBand network as part of SCInet.

Key concepts: InfiniBand, Remote direct memory access, Computer science, Operating system, Ethernet, Stack (abstract data type), Interface (matter), Computer network

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