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An NVMe centralized discovery controller (CDC) serves the same purpose as a top-level discovery server (#71), but improves on that by eliminating the need for every host to completely enumerate all the discovery controllers on the network to find the namespaces they can/must attach to.
To be used with many Ceph clusters would require #72.
This feature is just for the ability of the gateway discovery service to act as a CDC. As much as anything this ticket is to distinguish CDC functionality from #71
Centralized Discovery Controllers are defined in TP8010a. See the ZIP file of ratified NVMe 2.0 TPs on nvmexpress.org for the text of TP8010a.
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An NVMe centralized discovery controller (CDC) serves the same purpose as a top-level discovery server (#71), but improves on that by eliminating the need for every host to completely enumerate all the discovery controllers on the network to find the namespaces they can/must attach to.
To be used with many Ceph clusters would require #72.
This feature is just for the ability of the gateway discovery service to act as a CDC. As much as anything this ticket is to distinguish CDC functionality from #71
Centralized Discovery Controllers are defined in TP8010a. See the ZIP file of ratified NVMe 2.0 TPs on nvmexpress.org for the text of TP8010a.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: