I use Ray <https://github.com/ray-project/ray>, a unified framework for 
scaling AI and Python applications, in an HPC cluster. Ray is based on 
gRPC. The cluster I used has InfiniBand which has low latency and high 
bandwidth. I try to use IPoIB(Internet Protocol over InfiniBand). But in 
this way, I can not make full use of IB's bandwidth.
I want to optimize Ray on an HPC cluster with InfiniBand. RDMA, which can 
reduce CPU interruptions for network processing and increase CPU 
utilization, allows for a better performance of the software. I think it is 
a good choice for me. But so far, gRPC does not support RDMA. May I ask why 
not? What should I do if I want to take advantage of the RMDA and IB 
networks?

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