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[$] NUMA nodes for persistent-memory management
Monday May 6, 2019. 07:20 PM , from LWN.net
While persistent memory is normally valued for its persistence, there is
also a subcurrent of interest in using it in settings where persistence is not important. In particular, the fact that this memory is relatively inexpensive makes it appealing to use instead of ordinary RAM in budget-conscious settings. At the 2019 Linux Storage, Filesystem, and Memory-Management Summit, two sessions in the memory-management track looked at how the kernel's NUMA mechanism could be pressed into service to manage non-persistent uses of persistent memory.
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