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Using an Object-Based Active Storage Framework to Improve Parallel Storage Systems

Cengiz Karakoyunlu, Michael T. Runde, John A. Chandy

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Abstract

Modern processors have improved rapidly over recent decades and disk storage has failed to keep pace with this development rate. Object-based storage was proposed as an alternative interface in order to close the gap between the processing units and the storage components. Object-based storage simplifies data representation and increases the intelligence of storage components by offloading data management tasks from the host file system to the storage. However, we believe that object-based storage features have not been fully explored. In this work, we first introduce an active storage framework we developed for an object-based storage platform. Specifically, we show how to enable active storage by exploiting the object-based storage features. Then, we discuss how the active storage framework can be used in order to improve the scalability, reliability and usability of parallel storage systems.

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Modern processors have improved rapidly over recent decades and disk storage has failed to keep pace with this development rate. Object-based storage was proposed as an alternative interface in order to close the gap between the processing units and the storage components. Object-based storage simplifies data representation and increases the intelligence of storage components by offloading data management tasks from the host file system to the storage. However, we believe that object-based storage features have not been fully explored. In this work, we first introduce an active storage framework we developed for an object-based storage platform. Specifically, we show how to enable active storage by exploiting the object-based storage features. Then, we discuss how the active storage framework can be used in order to improve the scalability, reliability and usability of parallel storage systems.

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Modern processors have improved rapidly over recent decades and disk storage has failed to keep pace with this development rate. Object-based storage was proposed as an alternative interface in order to close the gap between the processing units and the storage components. Object-based storage simplifies data representation and increases the intelligence of storage components by offloading data management tasks from the host file system to the storage. However, we believe that object-based storage features have not been fully explored. In this work, we first introduce an active storage framework we developed for an object-based storage platform. Specifically, we show how to enable active storage by exploiting the object-based storage features. Then, we discuss how the active storage framework can be used in order to improve the scalability, reliability and usability of parallel storage systems.

Key concepts: Object storage, Converged storage, Computer science, Information repository, Computer data storage, Storage area network, Scalability, Object (grammar)

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