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FreeBSD doesn't have support for CUDA, many third party network fabrics and accelerators, Lustre, and other high performance storage solutions. It makes FreeBSD for frontier machin…

> do you have something set to monitor HN for mentions of Lustre? Nothing, beside browsing hackernews a bit too much. > "But Lustre doesn't support NVMeoF directly. It uses a custo…

Yeah, Lustre supports EFA as a network transit between a Lustre client and a Lustre server. It's lnet/klnds/kefalnd/ in the Lustre tree. But Lustre doesn't support NVMeoF directly.…

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I work on Lustre development. Lustre uses a lot of kernel symbols not covered by the kABI stability guarantee and we already need to maintain configure checks for all of the other …

I think FSx/Lustre would be the simplest assuming you're using Linux instances. You can definitely scale to 256GB/s or more. Plus, you can automatically hydrate the dataset from s3…