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select cache, no-cache as memory attributes, and persistent memory or DRAM as the
destination.
From a software enabling point of view, there will be changes to the verbs definition
as defined by the IBTA. This will define the specifics of how the NIC will manage and
implement the feature. Middleware, including OFA libibverbs and libfabric, will be
updated based on these core additions to the networking protocol for native persistent
memory support.
Readers seeking more specific information on the development of these persistent
memory extensions to RDMA are encouraged to follow the references in this book
and the information shared here to begin a more detailed search on native persistent
memory support for high-performance remote access. There are many new exciting
developments occurring on this aspect of persistent memory usage.
Appendix e The FuTure oF remoTe persisTenT memory replicATion
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