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I'm Ken Gibson, from Intel.
And in this video, I discuss the long term strategy
for the persistent memory developer
kit, why you should be building your application on PMDK,
and the benefits of participating in,
and contributing to the, PMDK open source community
development process.
We're heading towards a future where standard servers include
both volatile memory, as we know it today,
as well as a persistent memory tier.
We created PMDK as the open source API's you
can start building on today to ensure your application works
optimally, as persistent memory becomes a standard feature
on all servers.
Similar to the APIs for reading and writing
files, that have remained constant on operating systems,
we created PMDK in partnership with the operating system
vendors to be the standard set of long term stable APIs
for using persistent memory.
With storage, the hardware technology
has evolved dramatically from hard drives
the SSDs, from direct attached storage to extra storage
and back again.
But applications continue to work
because the API abstracts away the differences
between hardware implementations.
Persistent memory hardware will also
continue to improve over time.
But the need for applications to manage their memory,
to keep data structures consistent,
to ensure transactional updates, and to guarantee
data is reliably persisted at critical program steps,
are some of the functionality application developers
will continue to need.
PMDK is the API that provides these functions,
in a consistent way, as persistent memory hardware
evolves.
We will continue to develop PMDK through an open source process.
In addition to using it for your application,
you have an opportunity to engage in the open source
process so that, together, we make
PMDK the foundation you can build on for many years
into the future.
This includes, not just the native C language libraries,
but also extensions into higher level languages and API's.
Some of the language interfaces the community is developing
include c++ classes and templates,
extensions into Java and Java class libraries, Python,
as well as other popular languages.
In addition to language interfaces,
developers are creating key value
API's for the growing number of cloud applications
that use key value stores.
We are also working with open source developers,
in the high performance supercomputing space,
on extensions for distributed object stores across large HPC
clusters.
Additionally, we work with industry standards
groups like SNIA, or the storage and networking industry
association, on extensions for RDMA
to make it easy for applications to directly access
remote persistent memory.
These are just some of the items on the long term
strategic roadmap.
Today, PMDK has the core features
to make it easy to use persistent memory.
And these are being tested to server class software quality
criteria, and are being used by a growing set of applications.
At the same time, PMDK is a fully open development project,
hosted on GitHub, with a mix of stable, tested libraries
combined with future experimental APIs
that you can help develop.
So prepare for the future server architecture
and join the open source process to build the API's
for persistent memory.
Thanks for watching.
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