Exploring Distributed File Systems with NVMM and RDMA

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"This content delves into the integration of Non-Volatile Memory Modules (NVMM) and Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) in Distributed File Systems. It covers various aspects such as new hardware architectures, NVM concepts and technologies, Intel Optane DC memories, incorporation of NVM in memory and storage systems, and new software stacks for local file systems. The significance of NVMM is highlighted for its low latency, high bandwidth, crash consistency, and byte-addressable nature, making it an expensive yet excellent solution. A detailed study on RDMA and CPU usage complements the exploration of these cutting-edge technologies."


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  1. Distributed File Systems with NVMM and RDMA Shared by Xinyang Shao

  2. Next Reading Group Metadata decouple Metadata partition Metadata disaggregation Paper sharing: InfiniFS DFS architecture with new hardware 2

  3. Contents New hardwares NVM: Non-Volatile Memory RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access) State-of-the-art DFSs with NVM and RDMA 3

  4. NVM concept family NVMM NVM PCM ReRAM/Memristor STT-MRAM PM / PMEM / SCM NVDIMM 4

  5. NVM techs PCM=Phase-Change Memory ReRAM=Resistive RAM Memristor STT-MRAM=Spin Transfer Torque - Magnetic Random Access Memory FeRAM=Ferroelectric RAM MRAM=Magnetoresistive RAM Flash 5

  6. Intel Optane DC memories 6

  7. NVM concept family NVMM=Non-Volatile Main Memory NVM=Non-Volatile Memory=NVMM PM/PMEM=Persistent Memory SCM=Storage Class Memory NVDIMM=Non-Volatile Dual In-line Memory Module 7

  8. Hierarchy layer of NVM DRAM: ~100ns Optane: ~350ns 8

  9. Incorporation of NVM As memory Replace DRAM Co-exist with DRAM Replace SWAP As storage 9

  10. New software stacks for local FS PMFS (EuroSys 14): Skip page cache for traditional FS 10

  11. New software stacks for local FS NOVA (FAST 16): Log-structured FS for DRAM+NVMM 11

  12. Summary of NVMM Low latency and high bandwidth Expensive Excellent crash consistency Byte-addressable 12

  13. RDMA CPU offload Kernel bypass Zero copy https://img-blog.csdnimg.cn/20190117125615125.png?x-oss- process=image/watermark,type_ZmFuZ3poZW5naGVpdGk,shadow_10,text_aHR0cHM6Ly9ibG9nLmNzZG4ubmV0L3FxXzIxMTI1MTgz,s ize_16,color_FFFFFF,t_70 13

  14. Contents New hardwares NVM: Non-Volatile Memory RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access) State-of-the-art DFSs with RDMA and/or NVM Traditional DFS with RDMA (CephFS, GlusterFS, etc) New archs: NVFS, Octopus, Orion, Assise, 14

  15. Traditional DFS with RDMA CephFS with Accelio GlusterFS with its own RDMA library. Lustre with RoCEv2 15

  16. NVFS (ICS16) NVFS=NVM- and RDMA-aware HDFS 16

  17. Octopus (ATC17) Octopus+(ToS21) Metadata and data of single file is coupled. Consistent hashing partition. 17

  18. Octopus (ATC17) Octopus+(ToS21) Eliminating memory copies: 18

  19. Orion (FAST19) Orion exposes as a log-structured file system across only one MDS and clients. 19

  20. Assise (OSDI20) Full Client-side NVM implementation of DFS. 20

  21. LineFS (SOSP21) Offload DFS operations to smart NICs. 21

  22. Q & A 22

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