Vancouver, BC
May 21-24, 2018

Event Details

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Supporting Highly Transactional and Low Latency Workloads on Ceph

Ceph has historically been challenged by transactional workloads requiring Iow latencies in the sub 10ms range.  This has excluded Ceph RBD from a whole class of applications and limited its adoption in the enterprise.   New technologies like RDMA, NVMe and 3D XPoint have emerged in the last few years that are having a significant impact on Ceph by enabling deterministic, low latency (sub 10ms) performance.  In this talk we explore these technologies, demonstrating how they can be used in a Ceph Luminous Cluster to deliver groundbreaking performance, opening whole new classes of workloads to the Ceph ecosystem.


What can I expect to learn?

Attendees will expect to learn various approaches to configuring all-flash Ceph clusters to provide low latency and deterministic performance.

Monday, May 21, 2:20pm-3:00pm (9:20pm - 10:00pm UTC)
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Intel
Tushar is a Principal Engineer - Software Architect with Intel's Data Center Group.  He has been working on the open-source networking and storage-related technologies for over a decade now – his recent contributions have been to Ceph, OpenStack Swift, Intel’s Storage Performance Dev Kit (SPDK) and networking in the Linux kernel. Prior to joining Intel, Tushar was a lead... FULL PROFILE
Solutions Architect
Accomplished systems architect with over 15 years’ experience in high-end virtualized computing environments, Service Provider Mobility, Linux and opensource solutions, and complex software defined storage infrastructure. Highly developed comprehensive skill set with special emphasis on; Open Source Software Projects, Agile DevOps, CI/CD, Platform as a Service (PaaS), and... FULL PROFILE
Intel Corp.