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Talkat NSDI 2020 · 2020-02-25..02-27· NSDI '20: Santa Clara Ballroom· [networking]
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Preview session summarizes concrete claims and tools across NSDI: RDMA vs kernel‑bypass shows one‑sided RDMA accesses can skip remote CPU but require NIC co‑processor tradeoffs; smartNICs and FPGA prototypes (TONIC, NetTLP) target line‑rate transport offload; NVMe/NVMM papers (FileMR, i10) build file‑backed RDMA and in‑kernel NVMe stacks and report near‑RDMA throughput; programmable packet scheduling reduces hardware state via limited priority approximation; measurements use atlas/scans and looking‑glasses; security demos include homomorphic/time‑encrypted queries, enclave hardening and PrivateEye VM compromise detection.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 2:39Agenda
  3. 3:06Networking
  4. 5:54Network Layers
  5. 10:38DPDK vs RDMA
  6. 11:30RDMA
  7. 11:55Onesided Networking
  8. 12:27Coprocessor Limitations
  9. 13:23Polling
  10. 13:53Building Applications
  11. 14:25Wrapping Up
  12. 14:59Optimizations
  13. 15:24Programmable Packet Scheduling
  14. 17:07Conclusion
  15. 17:42Next Presenter
  16. 18:43Data Center
  17. 23:35Network Measurements
  18. 26:43Session Overview
  19. 27:55Demand for Memory
  20. 28:13Moores Law
  21. 28:31CPU Cycles
  22. 28:52Smartnics
  23. 29:12ASICbased Smartnic
  24. 29:31FPGAbased Smartnic
  25. 29:50SOCbased Smartnic
  26. 30:21Excel TCP
  27. 31:28Tonic
  28. 32:38NVM
  29. 33:47NVME
  30. 36:24NetTLP
  31. 36:38What is PCIe
  32. 38:06Pando
  33. 38:28Goals
  34. 39:33Summary
  35. 41:37Data Center Network
  36. 42:01Monitoring Infrastructure
  37. 44:58Monitoring Reporting
  38. 47:47Internet Measurement
  39. 50:54Reproducibility
  40. 51:16Progress
  41. 52:22Techniques
  42. 52:46Control Plane
  43. 54:01Data Plane
  44. 54:54Network Telescopes
  45. 55:45Papers
  46. 56:06Layer 8 Techniques
  47. 58:44Wrapup
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