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Intel QAT Z.I.A. provider for ZFS only
This provider takes the original Intel QAT code found in ZFS and moves it into a Z.I.A. provider. Because the original code uses symbols from ZFS, this provider should be treated as only usable by ZFS. The original QAT code in ZFS did not use the new operation chaining capability that was added to the QAT API in March 2019. This provider does not update the code to use it as using chaining would cause operations to be performed out of sync with ZFS. The Intel QAT does not maintain memory locally and instead always reads from in-memory buffers and write results to in-memory buffers. This results in a lot of memory traffic. Additionally, because the DPUSM (intentionally) does not have an interface for passing raw pointers from the caller to the accelerator, this provider will allocate another in-memory buffer to copy each offloaded ZFS buffer into, doubling memory usage. The vdev_raidz, vdev_file, and vdev_disk code was copied from the example software provider. Encryption is not supported by the DPUSM. The original code was moved along with the rest of the QAT code, but is now not used by ZFS. Signed-off-by: Jason Lee <[email protected]>
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