I, too, would suggest that sessions requiring active discussion among
the OFED developers should be given higher priority in the schedule /
longer sessions than those that are just presenting a status update
(e.g., Open MPI and MVAPICH). I would think that both the MPI status
updates could be shortened down to 15 minutes each and moved to early
Friday morning, for example.
Is there any intent for HP MPI or Intel MPI to speak? I would be
interested to hear what they have to say (e.g., feedback on the OFED
stack vs. other network stacks and other status update kinds of
things). That would be another reason to shorten the existing MPI
sessions (so that all the MPI's can speak).
Just my $0.02...
On Oct 23, 2007, at 4:48 PM, Or Gerlitz wrote:
On 10/23/07, Johann George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Below is a tentative agenda for the upcoming OpenFabrics Developer's
Summit. Comments, suggestions and feedback on the agenda are also
welcome.
Going strict develpers wise, the issues that come to my mind by
order of priority are:
1) IPoIB Stateless Offloads - checksum/LSO/LRO - design, open issues
2) the long time open SA caching thing - problem statement,
possible solutions/designs
3) QoS update/status - past, present and future
4) RDS - status, update, upstream plans
5) InfiniBand Routing Update
6) XRC
and also
7) Fibre Channel over InfiniBand
8) ConnectX Reliable Multicast
I suggest that --none-- of this list (with the possible exception
of 7 && 8) would be left for Friday - maybe in the price of doing
parallel sessions. And yes, some or most of them need way more then
20 minutes, specifically 1 && 2 where we will need at least 45
minutes each - this is my take.
For that end, I suggest that my session would be moved to the next
day and same for all the sessions (except for the SA cache) planned
to the first day after the 14:50 break.
I will be availble to further argue on the matter starting on
Sunday when back from vacation...
Thursday, November 15, 2007
---------------------------
13:00 20m OFED: Feedback from Alexa
Ekechi Nwokah, Alexa
13:20 20m OFED: Feedback from RedHat
Doug Ledford, RedHat
13:40 20m OFED: Feedback from SuSE
Moiz Kohari, Novell
14:00 20m The Journey of a Patch: from Submission to Distros
Roland Drier, Cisco
14:20 30m OFED 1.3 Update and Procedure Review
Tziporet Koren, Mellanox
------------------------------------
14:50 20m Break
------------------------------------
15:10 20m OpenFabrics Logo Program: Experience So Far
Arkady Kanevsky, Network Appliance
15:30 30m Update on MVAPICH and MVAPICH2
DK Panda, Ohio State University
16:00 20m Update on OpenMPI
Jeff Sqyures, Cisco
16:20 20m uDAPL 2.0
Arkady Kanevsky, Network Appliance
16:40 20m SA Caching
Sean Hefty, Intel
------------------------------------
17:00 60m Dinner
------------------------------------
18:00 20m Update on NFSoRDMA
James Lentini, Network Appliance
18:20 20m Lustre
Eric Barton, Sun Microsystems
18:40 20m Bonding
Or Gerlitz, Voltaire
19:00 20m iWARP update
Bill Boas, System Fabric Works
19:20 40m iWARP discussion on issues
Bill Boas, System Fabric Works; Gopal Hegde,
Cisco; Glenn
Grundstrom, NetEffect; Bruck Girmay, Chelsio
Friday, November 16, 2007
-------------------------
07:15 45m Breakfast
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08:00 30m WinOF: Update and Futures
Gilad Shainer, Mellanox
08:30 30m CCS Ve2 Preview
Eric Lantz, Microsoft
09:00 30m OFED 1.4 Planned Features
Tziporet Koren, Mellanox
09:30 20m OFED Management Tools
Ira Weiny, Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratories
------------------------------------
09:50 20m Break
------------------------------------
10:10 20m RDS with Zero Copy
Rick Frank, Oracle
10:30 20m QoS Support
Sean Hefty, Intel; Dror Goldenberg, Mellanox
10:50 20m InfiniBand Routing Update
Jason Gunthorpe, Obsidian Research
11:10 20m IPoIB Stateless Offloads
Liran Liss, Mellanox
11:30 20m Using XRC
Dror Goldenberg, Mellanox and Dr. Panda, Ohio
State
University
11:50 20m Fibre Channel over InfiniBand
Dror Goldenberg, Mellanox
------------------------------------
12:10 60m Lunch
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