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Awesome GitHub RepositoriesDMA-Based Zero-Copy Storage

Direct movement of data between storage devices and application memory using DMA APIs to bypass intermediate copies.

Distinct from Zero-Copy Memory Mappings: Specifically uses DMA for hardware-to-memory transfer, whereas memory mappings focus on virtual address space mapping.

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    scylladb/seastar

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    Seastar is a C++ server application framework and asynchronous programming library designed for building high-performance, shared-nothing server applications. It functions as a high-performance I/O engine providing direct disk and network access through a shared-nothing framework that partitions data and execution across CPU cores. The framework distinguishes itself through a thread-per-core architecture that eliminates locking and resource contention by assigning one execution thread to each physical CPU core. It implements a userspace TCP/IP stack and kernel-bypass techniques, integrating w

    Moves data directly between storage devices and application memory using DMA-based APIs for maximum efficiency.

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