BMI: a network abstraction layer for parallel I/O

作者: P. Carns , R. Ross , W. Ligon , P. Wyckoff

DOI: 10.1109/IPDPS.2005.128

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摘要: As high-performance computing increases in popularity and performance, the demand for similarly capable input output systems rises. Parallel I/O takes advantage of many data server machines to provide linearly scaling performance parallel applications that access storage over system area network. The demands placed on network by a are considerably different than those imposed message-passing algorithms or data-center operations; and, there popular varied networks use modern machines. These considerations lead us develop abstraction layer which is efficient thread-safe, provides operations specifically required processing, supports multiple networks. buffered message interface (BMI) has low processor overhead, minimal impact latency, can improve throughput file workloads as much 40% compared other more generic abstractions.

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