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SUMMARY:OCP Global Summit (San Jose\, California)
DESCRIPTION:The 2024 OCP Global Summit takes place in San Jose\, California\, on October 15-17. The theme this year is “From Ideas to Impact”. This encapsulates the transformative journey at the heart of the Open Compute Project. \nOn Wednesday\,  October 16 at 12:50 – 1:10pm\, Paul Pindell\, Principal Architect at F5 and Chair of the OPI Project Marketing Outreach Working Group\, and Derek Miller\, Senior Principal Security Architect at Arm and OPI community member\, will give a presentation titled\, “Beyond CPUs and GPUs: Extending Confidential Computing to DPUs for Enhanced AI Security.” \n\nConfidential computing is a hot topic that is gaining momentum thanks to the need of privacy preserving AI use cases  running on 3rd party infrastructure. Hardware-based enclaves such as AMD SEV\, Intel TDX\, and Arm CCA are now considered the most pragmatic approach. On the GPU side\, we are also seeing support added to the NVIDIA H100. So far\, the focus has been on implementations in the Central CPUs and GPUs. With the adoption of DPUs to offload task such as TLS proxy services\, over-the-network storage operations and asymmetric cryptography there is a strong case to extend Confidential Compute to these devices. In this talk we will go through what makes the intersection of confidential computing and DPUs so interesting\, and will present our ongoing work exploring new use cases such as vicarious attestation and mesh services offload.   With these opportunities presented\, we hope to influence manufactures of DPU cards to produce solutions that enable Confidential Compute. \nCheck out the complete schedule here. \n\nSeveral other OPI Project leaders and ambassadors will be on-site at the Summit ready to answer questions or discuss OPI at member booths including: \n\nArm\nIntel\nDell Technologies\nKeysight\nMarvell\n\nOPI Project will have a demo at the Arm booth while other booths will showcase technology tested in the OPI lab. More details to come….
URL:https://opiproject.org/event/ocp-global-summit-2024/
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SUMMARY:ONE Summit (San Jose\, California)
DESCRIPTION:ONE Summit\, which takes place on April 29-May 1 in San Jose\, California\, is the ONE industry event to focus on the best practices\, technical challenges\, and business opportunities facing network decision makers from Access to Edge to Cloud. Whether you’re deploying a 5G network\, building government infrastructure\, or using automation and networking to transform your business\, this collaborative environment will enable you to interact with your peers and learn about the open source networking technologies that will transform your business. \nWith a focus on “bringing the hallway track” in\, we hope to foster an environment where conversations\, debates\, problem-solving\, and looking to the future together will enable all attendees to go home with greater knowledge and empowerment to affect successful network transformation. Register here. \nOPI Project will be at the event on Tuesday\, April 30 at 2-2:30 pm PT with a session titled\, “How Open Programmable Infrastructure (OPI) Improves Portability of Cloud & Data Center Applications.” Paul Pindell\, Principal Architect at F5 and OPI Outreach Committee Chair\, will present an end to end demo that features initial provisioning of DPU/IPUs utilizing the sZTP framework that has been adopted by the project. Once a card is provisioned\, the demo will show the installation of an OS/container platform upon the card along with the installation and configuration of an infrastructure workload. In the first end to end use case that Infrastructure workload is the Nginx Open source version of a proxy. The demo will show traffic being proxied through the DPU without it ever touching the host into which the DPU/IPU is installed. This session will be a description of the OPI Project capabilities and benefits in this use case. It will also be a retrospective into the challenges and solutions found during the process to enhance the OPI project offerings. Add it to your ONE Summit schedule here. \nTo check out the complete schedule or to register for the event\, click here.
URL:https://opiproject.org/event/one-summit-san-jose-california/
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SUMMARY:Storage Developer Conference (SDC) 2023
DESCRIPTION:Storage Developer Conference (SDC) 2023 will take place on September 18-21 at the Fremont Marriott Silicon Valley. Several OPI Project members and leaders will be on-site to give presentations including: \nOn Wednesday\, September 20:\n8:30 – 9:20 am PT:  Open Programmable Infrastructure Project Introduction: How we can Together Implement DPU/IPU Infrastructure Across all Vendors \nSpeaker: Joe White\, OPI TSC Chair and Fellow/VP at Dell \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Open Programmable Infrastructure (or OPI) is an open-source effort within the Linux Foundation to develop a standard API for utilizing SmartNICs\, DPUs and IPUs\, and other coprocessors or processing elements. It will allow users to provision and orchestrate all devices in the same way\, thus allowing them to handle many different devices\, implement new devices\, and change or replace devices without learning a new command structure. It will also allow manufacturers to create a standard API\, deliver new or upgraded devices faster\, and benefit from a large ecosystem. It makes learning curves for new devices shorter and implementation or software errors easier to find. It opens new markets for devices and eliminates concerns over one-of-a-kind implementations. \nThis session will explore the goals and progress that the OPI project has undertaken. DPUs have many different use cases implemented by many different vendors. Our goal is to define a common framework for all of these devices to meet those use cases: This includes Infrastructure/ workload isolation\, Security\, Network offload and acceleration\, and Storage offload and acceleration. Over the last year since OPI joined the Linux foundation we have welcomed 14 member companies to our project spanning the landscape from vendors\, to integrators\, to test infrastructure vendors\, end users\, as well as operating system and ISV vendors. We have sought to create common provisioning and lifecycle management frameworks\, defined APIs for the management of these devices to meet the most common use cases we have researched from end users\, and developed a developer platform and lab to test and explore these common frameworks. \nCome listen to industry experts as we explore the DPU/IPU ecosystem and the OPI project’s progress toward a common set of frameworks\, and how these assist end users with ease of deployment\, lowers the total cost of development and ownership\, and thus provides for broader adoption of this new class of devices. \n10:35 – 11:25 am PT: Disaggregated Storage using OPI and Marvell Octeon DPUs\nSpeaker: Satananda Burla\, Member of the OPI TSC and Senior Staff Member at Marvell  \nA prominent trend in disaggregated storage is the use of Non-Volatile Memory Express over Fabric (NVME-oF) and in particular\, NVMe over TCP to connect storage devices over a network. But there is no straightforward to provide this storage to Virtual machines and containers. The hypervisor will still need to emulate virtio-blk or virtio-scsi kind of emulated interfaces to expose this storage which involves usage of hypervisor processor cycles. Marvell Octeon DPUs provide a local NVMe to remote NVMeOF storage offload\, where the NVMe devices can appear as local PCIe controllers to the VMs and containers but can reach to namespaces provided over NVMe-OF TCP target storage with the help of the DPU without the involvement of the host. \nAs on-prem\, hybrid and bare metal tenancy become more prevalent\, most hyperscalers and datacenter operators are looking at DPUs and IPUs to provide streamlined and fine-grained control to their infrastructure. The DPU is designed to be a host-independent infrastructure endpoint that not only exposes the device’s storage services to the host but also at the same time securely exposes the device’s capabilities and provisioning control to the broader infrastructure and orchestration mechanisms. Marvell has collaborated with OPI(https://github.com/opiproject) to this end to expose the Octeon DPUs’ NVMe based storage Infrastructure offload capabilities. This talk will explore the details and capabilities of this solution. \n11:35 am – 12:25 pm PT: Open Programmable (OPI) Project’s DPU/IPU Related Demos of our PoC and Lab Efforts\nSpeaker: Dan Daly\, Member of the OPI TSC and Senior Principal Engineer at Intel\, and Mircea Dan Gheorghe\, Director at Keysight Technologies \nThe Open Programmable Infrastructure (or OPI) is an open-source effort within the Linux Foundation to develop a standard API for utilizing SmartNICs\, DPUs and IPUs\, and other coprocessors or processing elements. It will allow users to provision and orchestrate all devices in the same way\, thus allowing them to handle many different devices\, implement new devices\, and change or replace devices without learning a new command structure. It will also allow manufacturers to create a standard API\, deliver new or upgraded devices faster\, and benefit from a large ecosystem. It makes learning curves for new devices shorter and implementation or software errors easier to find. It opens new markets for devices and eliminates concerns over one-of-a-kind implementations. One of the ways we have made progress in this open source project is to create a PoC/Developer reference stack to demonstrate the common set of frameworks we have defined for interacting with DPU and IPU infrastructure. \n\n \n\nThis session will use demos to explore the reference implementations of our Cloud Networking API\, IPSec\, storage and regression testing efforts being developed by the OPI community. This session will also explore the Lab infrastructure being used and developed by OPI to test and showcase the benefits OPI brings to this new class of devices. \nLearn more about the event on the main SDC website here.
URL:https://opiproject.org/event/storage-developer-conference-sdc-2023/
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