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− | = StarlingX IA Feature Sub-project =
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− | This project is for work items to enable Intel Architecture specific features. | |
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− | === Team Information ===
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− | * Project Lead: TBD
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− | * Technical Lead: TBD
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− | * Core Reviewers: TBD
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− | * Contributors: TBD
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− | === Team Objective / Priorities ===
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− | * Validate that existing IA Features already supported in StarlingX are working correctly
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− | * Address any defects in IA Feature support
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− | * Add support for new IA features
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− | === Tags ===
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− | All story board stories and launchpad bugs created for this team should use the tag "'''stx.ia'''"
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− | === Team Work Items ===
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− | * Story Board
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− | ** All
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− | *** [https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/list?status=active&tags=stx.ia&project_group_id=86 Active Stories]
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− | *** [https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/story/list?status=merged&tags=stx.ia&project_group_id=86 Merged Stories]
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− | * Launchpad Bugs
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− | ** TBD
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− | === IA Features in already in StarlingX ===
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− | ! Feature !! Description !! Baseline !! Use Cases !! Implementation !! Testing Status
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− | | Vt-X || Accelerates virtual machines to near bare metal performance || Xeon / XeonD || Near native virtualized CPU performance || Performance enhancement of VMs, live migration from one Intel CPU generation to another ||
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− | | Vt-D || Enables physical NICs and/or GPUs to be mapped directly to virtual machine|| Xeon / XeonD || Native I/O performance|| PCI Passthrough and SR-IOV support ||
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− | | AVX-512 || Enables high performance vector workloads|| Xeon Skylake, Xeon Scalable Processor || Telecom, AI, high performance storage, encryption and compression || Enhanced KVM performance, guest AVX-512 support ||
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− | | Trusted Execution Technology || Used to attest system authenticity and state|| TPM 2.0|| Secure boot and verified system state|| Secure boot, TPM 2.0 storage of communication keys, vTPM 2.0 support in guests.||
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− | | AES-NI || Accelerates encryption/decryption || Xeon Westmere +|| Full disk encryption and faster communications|| Linux encryption performance enhancements||
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