Efficient Memory Overcommitment for I/O Passthrough Enabled VMs via Fine-grained Page Meta-data Management
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Course Description
Overview
Explore a conference talk from USENIX ATC '23 that delves into efficient memory overcommitment techniques for I/O passthrough enabled virtual machines. Learn about V-Probe, a novel approach that utilizes fine-grained page meta-data management to allow hypervisors to actively and efficiently inspect and reclaim guest free pages while ensuring DMA-safety. Discover how this method outperforms existing solutions like Ballooning and IOPF-based methods by two orders of magnitude in terms of memory reclamation and reallocation speed. Gain insights into the performance impacts of memory overcommitment and how V-Probe minimizes these effects through micro-benchmark and macro-benchmark results. Understand the challenges faced by current solutions such as IOPF, vIOMMU, and coIOMMU, and how V-Probe addresses their limitations to improve host memory resource utilization in virtualization systems.
Syllabus
USENIX ATC '23 - Efficient Memory Overcommitment for I/O Passthrough Enabled VMs via Fine-grained...
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