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OFA Workshop Wrap-up, feedback and action items

OFA Workshop Wrap-up, feedback and action items. Hope you had a good time – how did we do?. Jim Ryan, Chairman, OFA March 17, 2010. Feedback on the Workshop. More technical content is needed Per Steve, this will only happen if the technical community gets involved

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OFA Workshop Wrap-up, feedback and action items

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  1. OFA Workshop Wrap-up, feedback and action items Hope you had a good time – how did we do? Jim Ryan, Chairman, OFA March 17, 2010 www.openfabrics.org

  2. Feedback on the Workshop • More technical content is needed • Per Steve, this will only happen if the technical community gets involved • Interesting suggestion to use the second half of the last day to do a BoF instead of SC10 • Panels: • One point was they weren’t panels, for the most part, in that speakers didn’t interact. They just offered thoughts on questions • At the same time, panelists couldn’t be open in their remarks, in some cases, because they were competitors in addressing the subject, e.g., Exascale www.openfabrics.org

  3. Feedback on the Workshop (cont’d) • Provide lanyards for name tags • Make the names on the tags larger • Improve the internet service • Move to a Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday format • Possibility of a move to Monterey • Not enough young people – look into some sort of student internships. Possibly approach DK for ideas or direct participation on the part of some of his grad students www.openfabrics.org

  4. Feedback on OFA • Interesting thoughts from Carl on promoting IBA-based storage. I’d like to understand how to support this • Solved the interop/logo program, at least for now • We adopted the SWOT results and agreed to the next stage of analysis • Investigate some sort of “Technology Advisory Board”, akin to what the Linux Foundation and some other groups have. Ask Lloyd Dickman to provide some initial thoughts. Purpose: investigate competing and future technology www.openfabrics.org

  5. Feedback on ExaScale • My take-away was that it will require profound changes to virtually all components • What surprised me was there may be challenges to RDMA in the “PetaScale era”, per Lloyd’s comments www.openfabrics.org

  6. Feedback on New/Competing Technologies • RoCEE is here • Suggest a survey should be completed. Candidates include: • AMQP • Eucalyptus • DSS www.openfabrics.org

  7. Thank you Sponsors: www.openfabrics.org

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