講者： Jeff Chu (Director of Enterprise Solutions, ARM) Kan Yan Rong (Technical Expert in Storage and Application) Technology, WDC/SanDisk) 概要： Jeff from ARM will provide a brief update on the activities furthering Ceph on ARM including some recent progress from ARM as well some increased community activity. After that Chris and Yan from Western Digital/San Disk will be presenting the topic on Ceph Block Performance on Cavium ARM and SATA SSDs.

1. CEPH on ARM Update
Jeff Chu
CEPH DaysTaipei
Director Enterprise Solutions
July 19, 2017

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Devices Edge
“Data Center”
Access
Scalability Across the Network from Edge to Cloud
Not all workloads are the same
Differentiated solutions – Right-size compute with scalable architecture
Choice in the marketplace using open standards for interoperability
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Storage
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Storage
Packet Flows Packet Flows
Acceleration
Storage
Compute
Packet Flows
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IoT

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Scalability – many meanings
 Integration for cost reduction
 Integrated 10/40 GigE
 Integrated SATA
 Storage acceleration
 Security acceleration
 Efficiency
 Power
 Density
 System cost
 Choices in system on chips (SoCs)

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Storage is key for high growth server workloads
Source: IDC workload study 2015
ARMTarget Segments 72% of market in 2020
 ARM is initially focusing ecosystem enablement on high volume/high
growth segments
0.3%
1.9%
2.8%
2.8%
5.0%
6.6%
8.3%
2.6%
3.6%
3.8%
4.4%
7.4%
7.7%
8.1%
9.5%
11.9%
13.4%
0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0% 10.0% 12.0% 14.0% 16.0%
Other
VDI
Compute
Systems Management
App Dev/Test
Security
Business
Media Streaming
Structured DA
Unstructured DA
Engineering
Structured DM
Content
Networking
Collaborative
Web Serving
Storage
% of Total Servers Shipped
2020 Server Workload Forecast % Storage – 13.4% of
workloads
Networking – 8.1% of
workloads
Web Serving and content –
~20% of workloads
Web Serving and content –
~20% of workloads
High Performance
Computing - $11B Market

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ARM-based storage solutions
 Storage appliances
 Rack level solutions
 Cloud storage
 30-50% of the power
 2x-7x lower cost
 Greater density
 Commercial support:

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www.linaro.org

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Confidential
Mobile - LMG
● OSS for the digital home
● W3C EME Secure
Media playback for
RDK and Android
● Middleware and user-space stack
● DLNA, CVP-2, HTML5
● LSK kernel version for STB/IPTV
● ivenCommon media frameworks
● OSS for mobile devices
 Android 64 bit
 big.LITTLE power management
 Performance and power
optimizations (ART)
 Memory optimization
 Project Ara
● Support members,
ARM and Google
Android development
Linaro segment groups
● OSS for networking
● Real Time Support
● Virtualization
● Core isolation
● OpenDataPlane (ODP)
● Big-endian legacy support
● ODP cross-platform
support for SoC
accelerators
● OSS for ARM servers
 ATF/UEFI/ACPI
 KVM/Xen
 ARMv8 optimization
 OpenJDK, Hadoop, OpenStack,
Docker, DPDK
● Reduces fragmentation, cost,
accelerates time to market
Digital Home - LHG Networking - LNG Enterprise - LEG

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About Developer Cloud
The Developer Cloud is the combination of ARM SoC vendors’ server hardware platforms, emerging cloud technologies, and many Linaro member
driven projects, including server class boot architecture, kernel and virtualization.These projects have been under development for several years and
Linaro has been delivering them in a limited colocation data-center facility that has been providing bare metal access to ARM servers to key developers
for the last year.
The Developer Cloud is based on OpenStack, leveraging both Debian and CentOS, as the underlying cloud OS infrastructure. It will use ARM server
platforms from Linaro members AMD, Cavium, HPE, Huawei and Qualcomm, and will expand with demand, and as new server platforms come to market.
www.linaro.cloud

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Metric 16.06 16.12 % Growth 17.07
# of participating members 5 5 40% 7
# of member engineers on project 6 10 20% 12
# of locations 2 3 100% 6 (Q3)
# of nodes Austin 26
Cambridge 23
Austin 38
Cambridge 20
China pending 15
80% Austin 45
Cambridge 45
China 15
Developer Cloud Capacity

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Linaro Member Confidential
Developer Cloud Demand
Highlights
● 457 request for access in 12 months
○ 11 for this month in 3 days
● All major Linux vendors applied for access
● 50+ Requests from Mainland China
● 100+ Requests by Higher Education
○ 中国科学院 Georgia Institute of
Technology, University of Cambridge,...
○ Notable current activities
■ Linux Foundation - Hadoop
■ Red Hat - Ceph
■ MongoDB Inc - MongoDB
■ Debian - OpenStack for ARM64
■ CentOS - OpenStack for ARM64
■ FreeBSD - FreeBSD porting
■ CERN - HPC
■ OpenHPC
■ HHVM - Facebook

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Ceph on OpenStack
Linaro provides three developer clouds, located in China, Europe and North America. For all regions, Ceph
is used for all storage requirements for OpenStack. The Linaro Developer Clouds have been in production
since Q2 of 2016, supporting multiple organizations and open source projects.
● Linaro is actively developing and porting Ceph on ARM
● Linaro is actively contributing within the Ceph upstream for the ARM64 architecture
● Linaro has full QA/CI test suites for Ceph on ARM
● Linaro will be the reference CI for ARM on Ceph through the hosting of ARM64 systems within the
Linaro Lab
● Linaro leverages Ceph as the sole storage for 3 OpenStack deployments to support the ARM ecosystem
● Linaro releases full builds of Ceph through the Linaro reference platform

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https://www.linaro.org/projects/reference-platforms/

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Linaro Reference Architecture on AArch64
+ +
Nova, Neutron, Glance, Cinder,
Heat, Horizon, Ceph-Monitor
Openvswitch-agent, DHCP-agent,
Metadata-agent
Nova-compute, libvirt, QEMU,
Openvswtich-agent, Ceph-OSD
Nova-compute, libvirt, QEMU,
Openvswtich-agent, Ceph-OSD
Jump server
Control node
Network node
Compute node
Compute node
Reference
Architecture
AArch64 nodes
Tenant network
Control network
Public network
Danube Reference Stack

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ARM Ceph Patches and Optimizations
 Recent ARM patches relevant to Ceph
 Kernel inline copy_user patches
 Kernel exception handler patches Ceph configuration tuning
 Ceph CRC32C optimizations
 Early Evaluations
 The performance effect are not consistent across different test scenarios
 Positive performance benefit for 4KB sequential write, 6.3%
 Negative performance benefit for 128KB/4MB sequential writes, up to -17%
 With large block size of 4MB and for reads, the CRC32C optimization and Ceph
configuration tuning shows the most benefit when more disks/node are used
 Up to +44% on 4 disks
 No apparent benefit to slight performance degradation (up to -10%) with only 1 or 2 disks
 With more disks the benefits of the CRC32C optimization becomes more pronounced.
Our system configurations (specifically, the number of rotational drives per node) may not be
able to fully demonstrate the effect of these optimizations

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Ceph on ARM with SanDisk SSDs and ThunderX
• Initial testing of SandDisk SSD withThunderX for 4k and 8k block sizes across different
levels of replication and queue depth
• Other reports test MySQL and MemCache
• http://www.tiriasresearch.com/downloads/high-performance-mysql-database-using-thunderx/ 23
• http://www.tiriasresearch.com/downloads/high-performance-memory-caching-using-thunderx/
http://ceph.com/arm/

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Ceph on ARM with SanDisk SSDs and ThunderX
• Initial testing of SandDisk SSD with CaviumThunderX servers base on ARMv8
• 4k and 8k block sizes
• Different levels of replication and queue depth

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