Mellanox Technologies, Ltd.

Idan Borshteen

Roee Moyal

Yuval Shpigelman

Yamin Friedman

Noam Bloch

Ariel Shahar

Technologies for payload direct memory storing (PDMS) for out-of-order delivery of packets in remote direct memory access (RDMA) are described. A responder device includes an RDMA transport layer that can receive packets out of order and allow direct data placement of packet data in order. The responder device receives a first packet with a first packet number and first location information. The responder device stores first packet data to a first location according to the first location information. The responder device also receives a second packet and stores second packet data to a second location according to the second location information. A second packet number indicates that the first packet is received out of order. The first and second packet data are stored in order. The responder device can provide an indication that a message has arrived in response to determining that all packets of the message have arrived.

Payload direct memory storing (PDMS) for remote direct memory access (RDMA)

Technologies for spreading packets of transport flows across multiple network paths are described. A network controller includes a transport layer and a network layer. The transport layer includes a flow scheduler to schedule a transport flow from one of a plurality of transport flows. The network layer includes multipath logic to receive packets from the transport flow and select which path of a plurality of paths to a destination to use for the packets based on path congestion weights corresponding to the plurality of paths.

Routing transport flows in a transport layer over multiple paths in a network layer

Technologies for spreading a burst of data across multiple network paths in remote direct memory access (RDMA) over converged Ethernet (RoCE) and InfiniBand are described. A network interface controller sends a first burst of a transport flow directed to a second node over a first network path. The network interface controller determines that a second burst is to be sent over a different network path, and identifies a second network path using a multipath context. The multipath context stores a first weight value or a first state associated with the first network path and a second weight value or a second state associated with the second network path. The network interface controller sends the second burst of data to the second node via the second network path.

Remote direct memory access (RDMA) multipath

A device and method may alter the transmission rate of data sent across a computer network based on a time to receive an acknowledgement in response to a packet sent over the network. An embodiment may transmit packets across the computer network according to a rate R, where R is determined based at least on a number of bytes to be sent during a window (cwnd) divided by a duration of time (RTT); and modify RTT based on a current round trip time of a packet sent over the network (e.g. based on a time to receive an acknowledgement in response to a packet sent over the network).

System and method for network rate limiting

Technologies for spreading a single transport flow across multiple network paths in remote direct memory access (RDMA) over converged Ethernet (RoCE) and InfiniBand are described. A network interface controller receives a first packet and a second packet of a transport flow directed to a second node. The network interface controller assigns a first network routing identifier to the first packet and a second network routing identifier to the second packet, the first network routing identifier corresponding to a first network path between the first and second nodes, the second network routing identifier corresponding to a second network path between the first node and the second node. The network interface controller schedules a first packet of the transport flow to be sent via the first network path and a second packet of the transport flow to be sent via the second network path.

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Karmiel, Israel

Idan Borshteen