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In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Doug Oucharek from Intel presents an Update on Lustre, OpenSFS, and FastForward InfiniBand.
Download the slides (PDF). You can check out more OFA videos at our Open Fabrics Workshop Video Gallery.
In related news, slides from LUG 2013 are now posted.
In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Ali Ayoub from Mellanox presents: Ethernet over InfiniBand (EoIB).
Download the slides (PDF). You can check out more OFA videos at our Open Fabrics Workshop Video Gallery.
In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Sean Hefty from Intel presents: RSOCKETS – RDMA for Dummies.
You can check out more OFA videos at our Open Fabrics Workshop Video Gallery.
In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Robert Woodruff from Intel presents: OFS for the Intel Xeon Phi.
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In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Sean Hefty from Intel presents: InfiniBand Scalable Subnet Administration – An OFA Project.
You can check out more OFA videos at our Open Fabrics Workshop Video Gallery.
In this video from the 2013 Open Fabrics Developer Workshop, Paul Grun from Cray presents: Evolving OFS for the Modern World – A Challenge to Attendees.
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Over at Open Fabrics, Rupert Dance from the OFA Interoperability Working Group discusses the organization’s RDMA training courses.
The RDMA training courses are delivered in two formats: (1) at the University of New Hampshire Interoperability Lab (UNH-IOL) or (2) at a vendor location using the vendor’s equipment. When we have a group of registrants from different organizations, we host the course at the UNH-IOL and use the university’s cluster for demonstration. The course runs from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. over two days, and the first 4 hours focus on an architectural overview of RDMA, while the remainder of the day is used for learning programming constructs (programming verbs, writing your own RDMA code). The courses generally consist of an attendance of a small (4-16) group of people as the lessons are hands-on, and all course material, including presentations and code framework built during the course, are available to attendees afterwards.
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In related news, the Open Fabrics Alliance will be hosting two workshops this April in Monterey, California:
Be a part of the OpenFabrics Alliance’s OpenFabrics Software events in Monterey, CA.
Registration for the two events is now open. For more details, check out the OFA Newsletter.
We”ve gotten some questions from readers, so I wanted to clarify that the Open Fabrics Alliance will be hosting two workshops this April in Monterey, California:
Why two events for different audiences? I caught up with Jim Ryan to learn more:
We have two events because we have two constituencies within the OpenFabrics Alliance. The “Users” are individuals who are responsible for all elements of administering a high-performance network. The “Developers” are individuals who create the high-performance technologies. The events will have some overlap, but the events are specifically designed for users and developers,” Jim Ryan, chairman, OpenFabrics Alliance.
Developer Workshop Call for Presentations
OFA also issued its Call for Presentation Proposals on the following topics:
Each presentation is limited to 30 minutes, including any question and answer period. Notification of acceptance will be sent out on Monday, March 11. Please send an abstract with speaker biography information by March 8 at 12 p.m. PT to jim.ryan@intel.com
User Day Workshop – A Venue for OFS Users to Discuss their Challenges
The new User Day Workshop started up last year, and Susan Coulter, HPC Network Administrator at Los Alamos National Laboratory had this to say:
The sole purpose of the User Day Workshop is to bring together everyone and anyone who is currently using OpenFabrics Software (OFS) in their organizations and providing them with a setting to talk with each other about the challenges, different opportunities and permutations in using OFS. Before we started the User Day Workshop last year, there just wasn’t a ton of hard knowledge or information available on OFS, so users were just basically “winging it” to make it work for them. The User Day Workshop was created to give those users different perspectives and features that OFS is capable of providing to their organizations. The workshop also gives users a unique opportunity to be further educated on the different paths of using OFS and how each one can contribute to the other.”
Registration is now open for both workshops. See you there!
The OpenFabrics Alliance (OFA) today announced it will host its annual International Developer Workshop on April 21-24 in Monterey, CA. The multi-day workshop includes sessions that will focus on the development and improvement of OpenFabrics Software as well as keynote and panel discussions on major developments in RDMA.
The OpenFabrics International Developer Workshop offers a 3.5 day workshop with sessions related to the development and improvement of OpenFabrics Enterprise Distribution, an interoperable software stack for leading RDMA transports for Linux and for Windows. The workshop also includes speaking and panel sessions on major technological developments within this industry.
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The OpenFabrics Alliance will hold its the inaugural Zurich Workshop User Event September 24-25 in Rüschlikon.
With the support of IBM Zurich Research, the OFA is pleased to bring this forum to OFS/OFED users in EMEIA, so that they may connect face-to-face and share knowledge with other users across the globe,” said Jim Ryan, Chairman, OFA. “RDMA technology is quickly changing the way the IT industry is building its infrastructure. This User Event will help OFS/OFED users of all levels share expertise and best practices of applications that utilize RDMA technology.”
The two-day workshop is open to all OFS/OFED users, developers and vendors in the EMEIA regions. The program agenda will provide a unique platform for users to learn about the latest OFS releases and features and share RDMA fabric, application, and software and administration expertise. Register now.
In this video, Motti Beck from Mellanox presents: Unstructured Data Accelerator.
Recorded at the Open Fabrics Workshop on March 28, 2012 in Monterey, CA.
In this video, Tom Talpey from Microsoft presents: Microsoft SMB 2.2 – Running over RDMA in Windows 8. Recorded at the Open Fabrics Workshop on March 27, 2012 in Monterey, CA.
In this video, Galen Shipman of ORNL and Patrick Geoffray from Myricom present: Common Communication Interface. The CCI is an API that aims to provide a common interface over a variety of high performance networks.
Recorded at the Open Fabrics Workshop on March 26, 2012 in Monterey, CA.
In this video, John Jolly from SUSE presents: OFA Code in Linux Distributions. Recorded at the Open Fabrics Workshop on March 26, 2012 in Monterey, CA.
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