Building a Standards-based Open Ecosystem for DPU/IPU Technologies
summary
A new standards-driven project formalizes APIs and lifecycle blueprints for PCIe-attached DPUs/IPUs, already accepted as a Linux Foundation project with eight founding members (Dell, F5, Intel, Keysight, Marvell, NVIDIA, Red Hat, Tencent) and the IPDK as a subproject. Goal is to collapse roughly 100 different boot flows into a secure, repeatable provisioning path, reuse Open vSwitch/Kubernetes stacks, target Redfish/BMC for management, and run POC hardware; weekly community calls at 08:00 PT.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:34Open Programmable Infrastructure
- 5:03Announcements
- 5:20Linux Foundation
- 5:35Founding Members
- 7:23What is a DPU
- 9:27Three key elements of a DPU
- 11:20Our approach
- 13:06Trust boundary
- 16:08Common approaches
- 24:57Provisioning
- 29:09Subprojects
- 29:58How to join
- 30:51Links
- 32:43Panel Session
- 33:25Community Members
- 35:24Questions
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