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Using Data Striping in a Local Area Network - Cabrera, Long (Correct)
....applications unaware of this aggregation. In Swift, sets of storage servers work concurrently to satisfy the requests made by clients. Several concurrent I O architectures, such as Imprimis ArrayMaster [4] DataVault [5] CFS [6] RADD [7] and RAID [3, 8] are based on this observation. Mainframes [9, 10] and super computers [11] have also exploited this approach. Swift is a client server system made up of independently replaceable components. Clients are connected to sets of storage servers through an interconnection medium. Both the storage servers and the interconnection medium can be upgraded ....
....16 kilobyte blocks varying read to write ratio. 18 5 Related Research The notion of disk striping was formally introduced by Salem and Garcia Molina [2] The technique, however, has been in use for many years in the I O subsystems of super computers [11] and high performance mainframe systems [9]. Disk striping has also been used in some versions of the UNIX operating system as a means of improving swapping performance [2] To our knowledge, Swift is the first to use disk striping in a distributed environment, striping files over multiple servers in a local area network. Examples of some ....
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Exploiting Multiple I/O Streams to Provide High Data-Rates - Cabrera, Long (1991) (1 citation) (Correct)
....simple: aggregate arbitrarily many (slow) storage devices into a faster logical service, making all applications unaware of this aggregation. Several concurrent I O architectures, such as Imprimis ArrayMaster [4] DataVault [5] CFS [6, 7] and Raid [3, 8] are based on this observation. Mainframes [9, 10] and super computers [11] have also exploited this approach. 1 Unix is a trademark of AT T Bell Laboratories 2 Distribution Agent . Storage Agents Storage Mediator Client Interconnection Medium Figure 1: Components of the Swift Architecture Swift is a distributed architecture ....
....= 128 kilobytes, disk transfer unit = 4 kilobytes. 6 Related Research The notion of disk striping was formally introduced by Salem and Garcia Molina [2] The technique, however, has been in use for many years in the I O subsystems of super computers [11] and high performance mainframe systems [9]. Disk striping has also been used in some versions of the Unix operating system as a means of improving swapping performance [2] To our knowledge, Swift is the first to use disk striping in a distributed environment, striping files over multiple servers. Examples of some commercial systems that ....
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Swift: Using Distributed Disk Striping to Provide High I/O.. - Cabrera, Long (1991) (32 citations) (Correct)
....arbitrarily many (slow) storage devices into a faster logical storage service, making all applications unaware of this aggregation. Several concurrent I O architectures, such as Imprimis ArrayMaster [4] DataVault [5] CFS [6,7] RADD [8] and RAID [3,9] are based on this observation. Mainframes [10,11] and super computers [12] have also exploited this approach. Swift is a client server distributed architecture made up of independently replaceable components. The advantage of this modular approach is that any component that limits the performance can either be replaced by a faster component when ....
....processor used with 16384 byte blocks. spare capacity. 6 Related Research The notion of disk striping was formally introduced by Salem and Garcia Molina [2] The technique, however, has been in use for many years in the I O subsystems of super computers [12] and high performance mainframe systems [10]. Disk striping has also been used in some versions of the UNIX operating system as a means of improving swapping performance [2] To our knowledge, Swift is the first to use disk striping in a distributed environment, striping files over multiple servers. Examples of some commercial systems that ....
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IBM Corporation, TPF-3 Concepts and Structure Manual.
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