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What is SPDK?
SPDK (Storage Performance Development Kit) is a set of tools and libraries for building high-performance, user-space storage applications. It bypasses the kernel I/O stack to achieve significantly lower latency and higher throughput, commonly used in NVMe-oF targets, virtualized storage solutions, and other performance-sensitive storage applications.
What other technologies are related to SPDK?
SPDK Complementary Technologies
DPDK
DPDK provides a set of libraries and drivers for fast packet processing, which SPDK leverages for high-performance networking. SPDK uses DPDK to bypass the kernel network stack and directly access network interface cards (NICs).
RDMA
RDMA allows direct memory access between computers without involving the operating system kernel, enabling high-throughput and low-latency data transfers. SPDK can utilize RDMA for efficient communication between storage nodes or between an application and a storage target.
NVMe
NVMe is a high-performance interface protocol for accessing non-volatile memory, such as SSDs. SPDK is designed to take full advantage of NVMe devices for storage access, providing a user-space driver that bypasses the kernel.
Which job functions commonly mention SPDK?
Data Center Engineer
0.1% of all Data Center Engineer jobs mention SPDK
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Performance Engineer
17 Performance Engineer jobs mention SPDK
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Firmware Engineer
12 Firmware Engineer jobs mention SPDK
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Software Engineer
188 Software Engineer jobs mention SPDK
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Engineer
323 Engineer jobs mention SPDK
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