The Storage Performance Development Kit (SPDK) provides a set of tools and libraries for writing high performance, scalable, user-mode storage applications.
On behalf of the SPDK community I’m pleased to announce the release of SPDK 22.01.1 LTS. Due to DPDK vhost CVE fixes users are strongly encouraged to upgrade.
Continue...New version of 22.01 SPDK NVMe Bdev performance report document has been published. Updated version presents performance results measured using new PCIe Gen4 platform: Supermicro SYS-220U-TNR with Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 6348 Ice Lake and twenty two Kioxia(R) KCM61VUL3T20 Gen4 NVMe drives.
Continue...SPDK Vhost 22.01 performance report document has been updated with Vfio-User update.
Continue...We are excited to announce the SPDK Community Hackathon will be held virtually on April 28th,2022 8am to 12:30pm PDT. Hackathon will be focused on NVMe vfio-user - Overview of the architecture, its threat model, and how to improve and extend testing (including fuzzing) of the SPDK nvme vfio-user target stack. REGISTER today to collaborate with other community developers for technical and interactive discussions.
Continue...SPDK NVMe Bdev and NVMe-oF RDMA 22.01 performance report documents have been published.
Continue...SPDK TCP NVMe-oF and SPDK Vhost 22.01 performance report documents have been published.
Continue...On behalf of the SPDK community I’m pleased to announce the release of SPDK 22.01 LTS!! The SPDK 22.01 release is a long term support release that will be supported for 1 year.
Continue...SPDK Continuous Integration system provides functional test results for patches submitted at https://review.spdk.io. These tests however, do not provide information about the impact of submitted changes on SPDK's overall performance. Because of that, we decided to make performance regression test results available for the community. The tests are scheduled to run roughly every two hours using the most recent SPDK code base available on master branch. Result are presented using Grafana dashboards containing information about IOPS, Bandwidth and Latency (along with visual representation) are available on https://performance.spdk.io.
Continue...Thank you all for attending the SPDK, PMDK and Intel® Performance Analyzers PRC Online Forum. We had a very successful Online Forum this year with awesome content and presenters. You can download the presentations using the links below. Please note these are static PDFs, but some of the presentations made use of animations, so something may be lost in translation.
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