Evaluation techniques for storage hierarchies
R. L. Mattson, J. Gecsei, Donald R. Slutz, Irving L. Traiger
Abstract
R. L. Mattson, J. Gecsei, Donald R. Slutz, Irving L. Traiger
Abstract
Increasing speed and size demands on computer systems have resulted in corresponding demands on storage systems. Since it has been generally recognized that the speed and capacity requirements of storage systems cannot be fulfilled at an acceptable costperformance level within any single technology, storage hierarchies that use a variety of technologies have been investigated.
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Increasing speed and size demands on computer systems have resulted in corresponding demands on storage systems. Since it has been generally recognized that the speed and capacity requirements of storage systems cannot be fulfilled at an acceptable costperformance level within any single technology, storage hierarchies that use a variety of technologies have been investigated.
Key concepts: Variety (cybernetics), Computer science, Computer data storage, Storage management, Information repository, Storage model, Reliability engineering, Engineering