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2006 Sonoma Workshop February 2006Page 1 MemFree Technology Gilad Shainer Mellanox Technologies Inc.

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 2 Agenda What is MemFree technology Benefits of MemFree How MemFree works MemFree driver implementation ULP tuning Devices supporting MemFree mode

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 3 What is MemFree Technology ? HCA No Longer Requires Attached Memory

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 4 Benefits of MemFree Technology Reduces overall add-in card and system cost Reduces power consumption HCA has smaller footprint Better utilization of system memory Facilitates Landed On Motherboard (LOM) design InfiniHost III HCA Dual InfiniBand

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 5 MemFree Use Top500 Rank #130, November nodes, 562 processors MemFree InfiniBand HCAs Highest efficiency on x86 architecture (84%) Personal supercomputing Enable “cubical” intensive compute solutions

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 6 How the Mem HCA Works Data/WQE is fetched from main memory HCA resource context is fetched from local attached memory (LAM) –HCA caches context CPU Mem CTL DRAM PCIX CTL HCA DRAM InfiniBand PCI-X Chipset CPU DRAM

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 7 Understanding the LAM Role Stores physically contiguous HCA context objects Device driver allocates and organizes physically contiguous objects DRAM dictates HCA capabilities LAM … HCA MPT MPT Base QPC QPC Base MTT MTT Base FW FW Base

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 8 Migrating HCA Contexts to Host Memory Host memory is made available in non-contiguous pages Driver allocates these physical pages in host memory for context Driver passes the pages to the HCA DRAM FW QPC MPT MTT … HCA Host Mem

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 9 HCA turns the physical pages into virtually contiguous spaces for the HCA objects DRAM FW QPC MPT MTT … HCA Host Mem Migrating HCA Contexts to Host Memory

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 10 Introducing ICM ICM – InfiniHost Context Memory Creates a virtually contiguous space for HCA context tables DRAM limitation of HCA capabilities is removed Enables allocation of objects at run-time ICM FW QPC MPT MTT … HCA Host Mem ICM Translation Logic

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 11 Leveraging PCI Express Technology System architecture provides lower latency access from IO device to memory and thus enables MemFree Increased IO Bandwidth makes context cache replacement painless CPU Mem CTL DRAM PCIX CTL HCA DRAM InfiniBand PCI-X Chipset CPU Mem CTL DRAM HCA DRAM InfiniBand PCI-Express Chipset CPU DRAM

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 12 MemFree Driver Implementation MemFree support is part of mthca device driver –Single driver support for all Mellanox HCAs –Driver takes decisions at runtime depending on the physical device No impact on upper layer software Maintainer: Leonid Keller (Mellanox) IBAL TVPD ULPs HCA HW IBAL MTHCA ULPs HCA MemFree HCA

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 13 ULP and MemFree MemFree Technology has no impact on upper layer software

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 14 Devices Supporting MemFree Mode DeviceDev IDFWMemFreeTVPD InfiniHost (Tavor) InfiniHost III-Ex (Arbel) InfiniHost Mode InfiniHost III-Ex (Arbel) InfiniHost III Mode InfiniHost III-Lx (Sinai)

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 15 MemFree Performance Negligible to NO performance impact! MemFree Whitepaper available for further information

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 16 Status and Schedule Kernel level porting of MTHCA is done Code available for review on OpenIB repository User level porting on going MTHCA release expected early Q2/06

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 17 Resources OpenIB WiKi – Openib-windows mailing list – Sign up to contribute –

February Sonoma Workshop – MemFree TechnologyPage 18 Q & A