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Understanding RDMA Microarchitecture Resources for Performance Isolation

Talkat NSDI 2023 · 2023-04-17..04-19· [networking, distributed-systems]
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name:Wei Bai
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name:Yechen Xu
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Presents a model tying RDMA verbs to RNIC internal resources using hardware counters, then builds the Husky test suite that creates verb pairs to target specific resources. Finds memory registration thrashes NIC cache so a zero-bandwidth attacker cuts a victim from ~100 Gbps to ~10 Gbps, and receive-not-ready exhausts RX pipeline so a simple attacker drops a 97 Gbps victim to near zero. Husky breaks existing HW and SW isolation (including SR-IOV and vendor QoS); vendors reproduce results and ship firmware fixes.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:13Existing Solutions for RDMA Performance Isolation
  3. 1:44Evaluating RDMA Performance Isolation
  4. 3:20RDMA Microarchitecture Resource Contention
  5. 5:22Goal - Systematic Test Suite
  6. 8:15Memory Registration Cause Severe Cache Contention
  7. 9:32Error Handling Exhaust RX Pipelines
  8. 10:36Husky: A Test Suite for RDMA Performance Isolation
  9. 11:05Example - Synthetic Victim
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