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DAFS Collaborative. DAFS: Direct Access File System Protocol Version: 1.00, Sept. 2001.

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Experiences with VI Communication for Database Storage - Yuanyuan Zhou Angelos (2002)   (12 citations)  (Correct)

....the performance and scalability of parallel scientific applications. The Virtual Interface (VI) architecture [10] is a well known, industry wide standard for system area networks based on these principles that has spawned a number of initiatives, such as the Direct Access File Systems (DAFS) [11], that target other important domains. In this paper, we study the feasibility of leveraging VI based communication to improve I O performance and scalability for storage centric applications and in particular database applications executing real world online transaction processing loads. An ....

....up to 15 [24, 5, 16] VI based networks have also been used to enable parallel database execution on top of clusters of commodity workstations, e.g. in [5, 24] as opposed to tightly integrated database servers. Storage protocols and storage area networks: The Direct Access File System (DAFS) [11] collaborative defines a file access and management protocol designed for local file sharing on clustered environments connected using VI based interconnects. Similar to our work, DAFS provides a custom protocol between clients and servers in a storage system over VI. An important di#erence ....

DAFS Collaborative. DAFS: Direct Access File System Protocol Version: 1.00, Sept. 2001.


Experiences with VI Communication for Database Storage - Yuanyuan Zhou Angelos (2002)   (12 citations)  (Correct)

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DAFS Collaborative. DAFS: Direct Access File System Protocol Version: 1.00, Sept. 2001.

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