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Exploiting Multiple I/O Streams to Provide High Data-Rates - Cabrera, Long (1991) (1 citation) (Correct)
.... [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 channel. Higher data rates can be achieved by using multiple I O channels. The aggregation of data rates proposed in the Swift architecture generalizes that proposed by the Raid disk array system [3, ....
J. Wilkes, "DataMesh --- project definition document," Tech. Rep. HPL-CSP-90-1, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Feb. 1990.
Swift: Using Distributed Disk Striping to Provide High I/O.. - Cabrera, Long (1991) (32 citations) (Correct)
.... 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. Higher data rates can be achieved by using multiple I O channels. The aggregation of data rates proposed in the Swift architecture generalizes that proposed by the RAID disk array system ....
J. Wilkes, "DataMesh --- project definition document," Tech. Rep. HPL-CSP-90-1, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Feb. 1990.
File Systems with Multiple File Implementations - Stata (1992) (1 citation) Self-citation (Wilkes) (Correct)
....1.1.1 The growing I O gap A significant trend faced by file server designers is the growing I O gap. CPU performance, network bandwidth, and primary and secondary storage density are increasing exponentially, but the access times and transfer rates of secondary storage are failing to keep pace [Ousterhout89, Wilkes90]. In fact, the access time to newer media such as magneto optical disk is longer than preceding technology. This I O gap is aggravated by other factors. As computer networks become increasingly common, file servers must handle the workloads of increasing numbers of systems. Also, growing use of ....
John Wilkes. DataMesh --- project definition document. Technical Report HPL--CSP--90--1. Concurrent Systems Project, Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, 18 January 1990.
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