Persistent Memory Usage within Linux Environment

Explore persistent memory usage within Linux environments in this 48-minute conference talk by Intel experts Maciej Maciejewski and Krzysztof Czurylo. Delve into the emerging technology of byte-addressable persistent memory and its potential impact on software development. Learn about the key differences between persistent memory, storage devices, and regular DRAM. Discover how persistent memory is exposed to the OS through ACPI extensions and the resulting upstream changes to the Linux kernel for direct access (DAX). Gain insights into the versatility of persistent memory applications and their system-wide impact. Get an introduction to the open-source NVML library, which provides persistent memory allocation, transactions, and other useful features for developers. Understand the programming model, operating system considerations, and potential applications in areas such as in-memory databases and high-performance computing.

Introduction
Persistent Memory
Intel Persistent Memory
Hardware vs Software
Programming Model
Operating System
Memory Map 820
Persistent Memory Usage
Block Storage
Data Persistentity
Atomicity
Positioning
Application
Application Engine
Application Flow
InMemory Database
DRM
Readies
Performance per instance
HPC World
Matt Library
Questions