Ceph and NVMe/TCP - Orit Wasserman, Lightbits Labs
Ceph and NVMe/TCP - Orit Wasserman, Lightbits Labs
NVMe/TCP implements NVMe over fabric without any required changes to your network. It was ratified on Nov 18 and its implementation is part of the Linux kernel 5.0. In this talk, you will learn how Ceph can leverage its low latency and high throughput to reduce CPU load, and run applications such as RocksdDB and Apache Spark that expect storage to have those properties. You will also learn about the future plans for closer integration with Ceph to getting even more from NVMe/TCP.
About Orit Wasserman
Lightbits Labs
Principal Architect
Misgav, Hazafon, Israel
Orit is an experienced software engineer who is passionate about open source and infrastructure with extensive experience with distributed systems and storage.
She is an architect at Lightbits labs a software-defined storage startup.
At Red Hat, she worked on Ceph object storage (Ceph Rados Gateway), a highly available distributed software-defined storage designed to scale and handle PetaBytes scale.
In her previous role at Red Hat she authored and co-maintained live migration for KVM/QEMU. Previously at IBM Research Labs, she developed nested virtualization for KVM.