Technologies for network i/o access
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorAnil Vasudevan
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InventorAnil Vasudevan
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Technologies for accelerating non-uniform network input/output accesses include a multi-home network interface controller (NIC) of a network computing device communicatively coupled to a plurality of non-uniform memory access (NUMA) nodes, each of which include an allocated number of processor cores of a physical processor package and an allocated portion of a main memory directly linked to the physical processor package. The multi-home NIC includes a logical switch communicatively coupled to a plurality of logical NICs, each of which is communicatively coupled to a corresponding NUMA node. The multi-home NIC is configured to facilitate the ingress and egress of network packets by determining a logical path for each network packet received at the multi-home NIC based on a relationship between one of the NUMA nodes and/or a logical NIC (e.g., to forward the network packet from the multi-home NIC) coupled to the one of the NUMA nodes. Other embodiments are described herein.
A network computing device for non-uniform network input/output access acceleration, the network computing device comprising:
One or more computer-readable storage media comprising a plurality of instructions stored thereon that in response to being executed cause a network computing device to:
A network computing device for non-uniform network input/output access acceleration, the network computing device comprising:
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