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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 ....
....first to use disk striping in a distributed environment, striping files over multiple servers in a local area network. Examples of some commercial systems that utilize disk striping include super computers [11] DataVault for the CM 2 [5] the airline reservation system TPF [9] the IBM AS 400 [10], CFS from Intel [6] and the Imprimis ArrayMaster [4] Hewlett Packard is developing a system called DataMesh that uses an array of storage processors connected by a high speed switched network [4] For all of these the maximum data rate is limited by the interconnection medium which is an I O ....
B. E. Clark and M. J. Corrigan, "Application System/400 performance characteristics," IBM Systems Journal, vol. 28, no. 3, pp. 407--423, 1989.
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 ....
....knowledge, Swift is the first to use disk striping in a distributed environment, striping files over multiple servers. Examples of some commercial systems that utilize disk striping include super computers [11] DataVault for the CM 2 [5] the airline reservation system TPF [9] the IBM AS 400 [10], CFS from Intel [6, 7] and the Imprimis ArrayMaster [4] Hewlett Packard is developing a system called DataMesh that uses an array of storage processors connected by a highspeed switched network [19] For all of these the maximum data rate is limited by the interconnection medium which is an I O ....
B. E. Clark and M. J. Corrigan, "Application System/400 performance characteristics," IBM Systems Journal, vol. 28, no. 3, pp. 407--423, 1989.
A High Performance and Reliable Transaction Oriented File.. - Panadiwal (1994) (Correct)
....locking. We claim that by judiciously employing the wal and shadow page techniques for the implementation of intentions list we have achieved the best of the both world. In this context our design is better than some of the commercial and prototype systems based on wal, e.g. IBM s AS=400 TM [9], CMU s Camelot [42] IBM s DB2 TM [45] Unisys s DMS 1100 [17] and Tandem s Encompass TM [3] and those systems which are based on shadow page technique such as System R [21] and SQL DS [7] Certain errors caused by computer failures and communication delays may lead to repeated executions ....
Clark, B.E., and Corrigan, M.J. "Application system/400 performance characteristics", IBM System Journal, 28, 3, 1989.
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 ....
....knowledge, Swift is the first to use disk striping in a distributed environment, striping files over multiple servers. Examples of some commercial systems that utilize disk striping include super computers [12] DataVault for the CM 2 [5] the airline reservation system TPF [10] the IBM AS 400 [11], CFS from Intel [6,7] and the Imprimis ArrayMaster [4] Hewlett Packard is developing a system called DataMesh that uses an array of storage processors connected by a high speed network [23] For all of these the maximum data rate is limited by the interconnection medium which is an I O channel. ....
B. E. Clark and M. J. Corrigan, "Application System/400 performance characteristics," IBM Systems Journal, vol. 28, no. 3, pp. 407--423, 1989.
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