A Self-Tuning Algorithm for Multiple Buffer Pools of DBMS
Meiyi Xie
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Meiyi Xie
Abstract
This paper introduces the concept of configuring and self-tuning multiple buffer pools according to the specialty of the buffer area in DBMS.The whole buffer area is partitioned into a number of independent buffer pools.Database objects with different features are assigned to individual buffer pools.Also it can offer the most appropriate configuration for a specific workload,which can reduce the time consumption of i/os delays and improve the throughput rate.This paper introduces the model for configuring multiple buffer pools,and gives a multiple classification algorithm for self-tuning multiple buffer pools based on the model.
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This paper introduces the concept of configuring and self-tuning multiple buffer pools according to the specialty of the buffer area in DBMS.The whole buffer area is partitioned into a number of independent buffer pools.Database objects with different features are assigned to individual buffer pools.Also it can offer the most appropriate configuration for a specific workload,which can reduce the time consumption of i/os delays and improve the throughput rate.This paper introduces the model for configuring multiple buffer pools,and gives a multiple classification algorithm for self-tuning multiple buffer pools based on the model.
Key concepts: Computer science, Buffer (optical fiber), Write buffer, Throughput, Workload, Database, Parallel computing, Distributed computing