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Abstract: Selective file replication is a key component of any highly reliable, large scale distributed file system. This paper describes the design and implementation of a file replication mechanism which is unique in at least two important ways. First, the service is provided via a stackable layers architecture. This structure permits replication to coexist with other extended filing environment features. Further, it implements the replication facility in a way that is independent of the underlying... (Update)
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...by network communication. We lay out a proposal for the stackable layers interface as part of Ficus. 5 The Ficus Project Ficus [13] is a set of software packages that may be installed at the VFS layer of a file system, where Sun s Network File System [15] is typically...
.... work by Rosenthal [9] has proposed a stackable layers architecture for distributed file systems that we believe achieves these goals [7, 4, 3]. We have evaluated the stackable layers approach by designing, building, and using several new layers for the Unix file system. Most...
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Thomas W. Page, Jr., Gerald J. Popek, Richard G. Guy, and John S. Heidemann. The Ficus distributed file system: Replication via stackable layers. Technical Report CSD-900009, University of California, Los Angeles, April 1990. Submitted concurrently for publication. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/page90ficus.html More
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address = "Los Angeles, CA ({USA})",
year = "1990",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/page90ficus.html" }
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