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Expanding Development of your Swordfish Implementations Using Open Source Tools

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The SNIA Swordfish™ ecosystem is supported by open source tools, available in open repositories that are managed by the SNIA Scalable Storage Management Technical Working Group on GitHub, and the DMTF Redfish Forum, also on Github. This session will walk through the tools you can use to go from zero to working SNIA Swordfish implementations.

Managing Open Fabrics with a Standards-based Interface: Bringing GenZ, Redfish, and Swordfish Together

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The SSM TWG and OFA OFMFWG are working together to bring to life an open source Open Fabric Management Framework, with a Redfish/Swordfish management model and interface. This presentation will provide an overview of the status of this work, and a demo of the current state of the proof of concept, built leveraging the Redfish and Swordfish-based open source emulator.

Completing the Picture for NVMe and NVMe-oF Management: Guidelines for Implementations

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The SNIA Swordfish specification has expanded to include full NVMe and NVMe-oF enablement and alignment across DMTF, NVMe, and SNIA for NVMe and NVMe-oF use cases. This presentation will provide an overview of the most recent work adding detailed implementation requirements for specific configurations, ensuring NVMe and NVMe-oF environments can be represented entirely in Swordfish and Redfish environments.

Intel SmartNIC/IPU based NVMe/TCP Initiator Offload

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Infrastructure Processing Units (IPU) is an evolution of SmartNIC, focusing on infrastructure processing such as networking offload and storage offload. IPU is a critical ingredient in the disaggregated computer architectures and becomes a control point in the DC-oF (Data Center of the Future). In this talk, we would like to share the NVMe over TCP Initiator implementation as an example for IPU based storage offload, focusing on SPDK (https://spdk.io) support for IPU based NVMe over TCP Initiator solution.

Managing Ethernet-Attached Drives using Swordfish

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NVMe-oF drives can support NVMe over ethernet, but how do you manage them? This presentation will show how Swordfish has developed a standard model for NVMe ethernet-attached drives, providing detailed profiles as guidance for implementations including required and recommended properties. The profiles are now part of the Swordfish CTP program; ethernet attached drives can validate conformance to the specifications by participating.

SNIA SDXI Roundtable: Towards Standardizing a Memory to Memory Data Movement and Acceleration Interface

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Smart Data Accelerator Interface (SDXI) is a proposed standard for a memory to memory data movement and acceleration interface. Software memcpy is the current data movement standard for software implementation due to stable CPU ISA. However, this takes away from application performance and incurs software overhead to provide context isolation. Offload DMA engines and their interface are vendor-specific and not standardized for user-level software.

Simplifying Client Interactions with SMI-S using PyWBEM

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For client applications interacting with SMI-S implementations, PyWBEM is a python package that provides access to WBEM Servers. It also provides a mechanism for mocking WBEM Servers. In this presentation, Mike Walker will provide an overview of PyWBEM, with an emphasis on how to learn to interact with SMI-S, through open-source mockup SMI-S 1.8.0 WBEM servers available on Github.

To the Cloud and Beyond, Accessing Files Remotely from Linux: Update on SMB3.1.1 Client Progress

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Over the past year many improvements have been made in Linux for accessing files remotely. This has been a great year for cifs.ko with the addition of new SMB3.1.1 features and optimizations. It continues to be the most active network/cluster file system on Linux. Improvements to performance with handle leases (deferred close), multichannel, signing improvements, huge gains in read ahead performance, and directory and metadata caching improvements have been made. And security has improved with support for the strongest encryption, and more recently the exciting work on QUIC.

“Streaming Replication” of Object Storage System Data to achieve Disaster Recovery.

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Object Storage is increasingly getting used on premises for a variety of use cases some of which consist of primary and critical applications. Such use cases and applications require enterprise grade Data protection and disaster recovery capabilities. Replication of S3 compatible Scale Out Object Storage presents unique challenges that are unlike found in traditional block or file storage. Replication of object storage system is done at individual bucket and object level and it not only has to deal with data replication but also object specific constructs like metadata and tags.

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