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Excelero Presents at Storage Field Day 12



Storage Field Day 12

Yaniv Romem, CTO & Co-Founder, gives the Excelero technical deep dive at Storage Field Day 12


This Presentation date is March 8, 2017 at 16:00-18:00.



Excelero NVMesh Server SAN Vision with Yaniv Romem

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After an introduction by CEO and Co-Founder Lior Gal, Yaniv Romem, CTO and Co-Founder, lays out Excelero’s vision: to enable businesses to build an efficient, high performance, scale-out storage infrastructure. They built their solution predicting that applications increasingly expect NVMe capabilities from storage, while enterprises increasingly deploy 25/50/100G and with it RDMA. Their product, NVMesh just launched. It’s a software layer wherein NVMe devices are pooled and logical volumes are created on top of that.

Personnel: Lior Gal, Yaniv Romem

Excelero Use Cases with Josh Goldenhar

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Josh Goldenhar, VP Products, goes over some of the use cases for Excelero’s NVMesh. This solution is unique in that it doesn’t use any CPU on the target device, and is capable of millions of IOPS. Josh outlines how this can be used to bring hardware homogeneity to the cloud by standardizing on hardware, and giving the flexibility to actually move storage to compute. This is ideally served for applications from real-time analytics, to databases, and container orchestration.

Personnel: Josh Goldenhar

Excelero NVMesh Architecture and Software Components with Yaniv Romem

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Yaniv Romem, CTO & Co-Founder, reviews the architecture and software component of their NVMesh solution. Their solution uses the client CPU to avoid hindering application performance inherent in using the target CPU. Instead, the target RDMA NIC writes directly into the NVMe drive, making the data path effectively direct from the application to the target drive. This is all managed by an independent control layer. All of this is done with standard RDMA NICs running on Linux.

Personnel: Yaniv Romem

Excelero Demo with Josh Goldenhar

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Josh Goldenhar, VP Products, demonstrates their NVMesh solution in action. They’ve tested this with the major NVMe vendors, and allows you to mix and match drives as you see fit. The overall solution adds a mere 5 microseconds to reads and writes. Using relatively low-end Intel Xeon processors, Josh demonstrates getting remote IO response time of 94 microseconds vs 88 microseconds locally, and 4.5 million random read 4k IOPS, on a server with $13,000 worth of hardware.

Personnel: Josh Goldenhar

Open19 Overview with Yuval Bachar

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Yuval Bachar, Principal Engineer of Architecture and Strategy at LinkedIn, discusses the Open19 project started by the company to create an that can fit server, storage, and networking into a 19″ rack, that is applicable to environments and organizations of all sizes. He reviews the hardware building block principals of this standard. Excelero is involved and supporting the solution.

Personnel: Yuval Bachar


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