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PeRF: Preemption-enabled RDMA Framework

Talkat USENIX ATC 2024 · 2024-07-10..07-12· [networking]
name:Sugi Lee
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PeRF implements RNIC preemption in software using managed QPs and zero-weight work requests to break large RDMA transfers into interleaved sub-requests and to pause/resume QPs via a preemption control QP. Prototype runs on a ConnectX‑6 100Gbps NIC with a 16‑core i7 and 32GB RAM, offloads control to a single dedicated core. Paper shows RDMA without isolation causes MF throughput to fall 3.8× and DF latency to rise 6.1×; PeRF matches hardware priority schemes for latency and outperforms token-based software (Justicia) on throughput and utilization.

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  1. 0:00PeRF and RDMA intro
  2. 1:04Performance isolation issues
  3. 3:34Apps by message/QP levels
  4. 5:27RDMA hardware limits
  5. 6:30PeRF solution overview
  6. 7:13Preemption with managed QPs
  7. 9:45Message-level preemption
  8. 10:49QP-level pause/resume
  9. 12:15PeRF architecture
  10. 14:05PeRF evaluation setup
  11. 15:09Performance vs SP and ETSS
  12. 16:16Message isolation vs Justicia
  13. 18:04QP isolation in apps
  14. 19:32Conclusion
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