Samuel Just, Red Hat
The Crimson project is an effort to build a replacement ceph-osd daemon well suited to the new reality of low latency, high throughput persistent memory and NVMe technologies. Built on the seastar C++ framework, crimson-osd aims to be able to fully exploit these devices by minimizing latency, cpu overhead, and cross-core communication. This talk will discuss the design, current status, and future direction of the crimson project.
Samuel Just, Red Hat
Sam Just is an engineer at Red Hat focusing on Ceph. He began contributing to the Ceph project in 2010 and was the rados tech lead until 2017. Presently, his focus includes crimson and other projects within rados.
Sam has past experience speaking about Ceph, including at Vault.
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author = {Samuel Just},
title = {Crimson: A New Ceph {OSD} for the Age of Persistent Memory and Fast {NVMe} Storage},
year = {2020},
address = {Santa Clara, CA},
publisher = {USENIX Association},
month = feb
}