Abstract
In this paper, we propose a Java application interface on InfiniBand network, named Jdib, which provides a viable approach for Java applications to use RDMA semantics directly. Most functions in InfiniBand Verbs are implemented in Jdib, which provides the feasibility of building high-performance cluster applications in Java. Further, a JNIO-based mechanism is used to get rid of extra data copy between JVM buffers and OS buffers, and an optimized method is proposed for sharing data structures between Java code and native code. The experimental evaluation demonstrates performance improvements using Jdib.
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