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www.openfabrics.org

OFED Interoperability OFED Interoperability

NetEffect

April 30, 2007Sonoma Workshop Presentation

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Overview

iWARP fulfills OpenFabrics vision of multiple fabrics supporting same RDMA enabled Verbs API

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iWARP Plugfest

UNH-IOL multi-vendor interoperability plugfest

Participants included: Adapters Vendors – NetEffect & Chelsio Network Test Equipment – Finisar & Anue Test Company – Lamprey Networks Network Vendors – HP ProCurve & Fulcrum Microsystems

10 Gb iWARP Ethernet - plugged and played Across multiple adapter and switch vendors

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NetEffect Roadmap

1Q 2Q 1Q 2Q3Q 4Q 3Q

NE020 ECAEnhanced performance for ECA

2006 2007

Ports: 1 @ 10 GbE (CX4/XAUI) or 1 @ 1 GbE (GMII)

Host I/F: PCI-X (64/133)

Services: clustering, networking

NE010x ECAFull iWARP implementation

Ports: 2 @ 10 GbE (CX4/XAUI) or 4 @ 1 GbE (SGMII)

Host I/F: PCIe x8

Services: clustering, networking, block & file storage

Ports: 1 @ 10 GbE (CX4/XAUI) or

1 @ 1 GbE (GMII)

Host I/F: PCIe (x8)

Services: clustering, networking

NE010e ECAFull iWARP implementation

Double performance, half latency, low power, low cost

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Latency in Multi-Processor/Multi-CoreSystems

Number of Connections Managed by an Adapter

• P2(S-1)

• P => # of Processes per Server

• S => # of Servers

Number of Servers

Processors per server

Cores per processor

Conections per adapter

4 2 2 48 8 2 1 28 8 2 2 112 8 4 2 448 8 4 4 1,792

16 2 4 960 32 2 4 1,984 32 4 4 7,936 64 2 4 4,032

128 2 4 8,128 256 2 4 16,320 512 2 4 32,704

1024 2 2 16,368 1024 2 4 65,472 1024 4 4 261,888

Cummulative Half Round Trip Time for Multiple Connections

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5

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1 2 4 8 16 32 64

Number of Connections

us

NE010 16B Write

NE020 16B Write

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NE010/020 Ethernet Throughput

1 Connection Uni-directional Write Bandwidth

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128 256 512 1024 2048 4096 8192

Message Size

MB

/s

NE010 NE020

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Industry Leading Bandwidth

8 Connection Uni-directional Write Bandwidth

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200

400

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800

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1200

1400

1600

128 256 512 1024 2048 4096 8192

Message Size

MB

/s

NE010

NE020

NE020 Dual Port (est)

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NetEffect’s OFED Status

Participated in the OFA Interoperability Plugfest Successful plugfest with NetEffect and Chelsio

NetEffect’s OFED 1.2 Compatible Drivers Development -- Complete QA -- In Progress Customer Deployment -- In Progress Source Code Posting -- June 2007

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10 Gb iWARP Ethernet Infrastructure

Switches – Tested with 10 GbE iWARP Cisco Force10 Networks Foundry Networks Fujitsu Fulcrum Microsystems HP ProCurve Quadrics

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10 Gb iWARP Ethernet Infrastructure

Powered CX4 Support in place for powered CX4 – up to 100 m

MPI Support OpenMPI needs to add iWARP support

Open Sourced RDMA Enabled Sockets Broad application deployment means Sockets

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Summary

OFED 1.2 – NetEffect deploying drivers to customers

10 Gb iWARP Ethernet is Ethernet Adapters and switches just Plug and Play

The 10 GbE infrastructure – adapter vendors, switches, and cables are ready

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Additional Resources

Web Resources: NetEffect, Inc.: www.neteffect.com UNH iWARP Consortium:

www.iol.unh.edu/consortiums/iwarp

[email protected] OpenFabrics Alliance: www.openfabrics.org

Specs: RDMA Consortium: www.rdmaconsortium.org