In this paper, Bryan Tan first shows you how to configure a PVRDMA device in a vSphere environment, including the ESXi host setup, VM setup, and guest operating system setup. He then demonstrates the performance benefits of PVRDMA over TCP and shows close performance to RDMA-capable hardware used in pass-through mode, all while supporting vSphere HA, DRS, and vMotion.
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