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Internet-Draft draft-mzhang-nfsv4-recursively-setting-01.txt is now available.

   Title:   Recursively Setting Directories and Subitems
   Authors: Minqian Zhang
            Sunil Kumar Bhargo
            Rijesh Kunhi Parambattu
            Dongyu Geng
            Yunfei Du
   Name:    draft-mzhang-nfsv4-recursively-setting-01.txt
   Pages:   13
   Dates:   2024-03-25

Abstract:

   In recent years, the concept of near-data computing has been widely
   recognized in storage architectures.  The core idea is to process
   data nearby, reduce the overhead of network transmission, and utilize
   the computing capability of smart devices (such as intelligent NICs,
   smart SSDs, and DPUs).  This reduces CPU and memory usage of clients
   (computing nodes) and improves data processing efficiency.  This
   design idea is applied in NFSv4.2 or future NFS verions, such as
   Server-Side Copy, in which client sends the control command and the
   storage server copies data without passing through the data between
   the client and storage server.  Compared with traditional copy
   operations, data is read from the source storage server and then
   written to the target storage server after two network transmissions.
   Data transmission on the network is reduced, and bandwidth resources
   are greatly released.  In addition, the client changes from an
   original data copy executor to a data copy controller, and a specific
   execution action is executed by the storage server.  Therefore, a
   large amount of computing resources and memory resources are saved on
   the client side.

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