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....is explained in more detail in 2.2.4. 2.2.3 File system As mentioned above, each VServer is given its own file system, and files belonging to di#erent Virtual Servers are not accessible. In that sense, the potential processing overhead needed to provide this isolation has to be measured. IOzone [12] is a filesystem benchmark tool, which generates and measures a variety of file operations. The IOzone benchmark was used to measure the file system throughput in read, write, random read and random write operations. Again, I compared the performance of accessing the file system both inside ....
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....The few file system benchmarks that do exist are designed to test workstation class file systems, both standalone and in a networked environment. Several of the benchmarks consist of a single program sending many read and write requests to the file system; such programs include IOStone [1] iozone [4], and bonnie [5] These benchmarks are designed to gauge the maximum file system or disk system performance available to a single application over a short period of time. However, constant improvements in memory size and disk performance require scalable benchmarks; Chen s scalable disk benchmark ....
W. Norcott, IOzone benchmark source code, version 2.01, posted to comp.sources.misc, October 30, 1994. Available from ftp://www.cs.umbc.edu/pub/elm/iobenchmarks/iozone01.
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