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  • The Case for Active Block Layer Extensions ∗  
  • by Jorge Guerra, Luis Useche, Medha Bhadkamkar, Ricardo Koller, Raju Rangaswami
  • …Self-managing storage systems have recently received attention from the research community due to their promised ability of continuously adapting to best reflect high-level system goal specifications. However, this eventuality is currently being met by both conceptual and practical challenges that t…
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  • UPGRAID: Usage-base striPe replicatinG RAID  
  • by Jorge Guerra, Joseph Naps, Raju Rangaswami, Luis Useche, Ellen Wagner
  • …the standard for large scale, fault-tolerant storage solutions. The various RAID levels combine space and/or performance optimization to meet the needs of the user. In the paper we introduce UPGRAID, which can be seen as a new RAID level built upon RAID5. The idea behind UPGRAID is that, by allocati…
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  • 1 EXCES: EXternal Caching in Energy Saving Storage Systems  
  • by Luis Useche, Jorge Guerra, Medha Bhadkamkar, Mauricio Alarcon, Raju Rangaswami, Luis Useche, Jorge Guerra, Medha Bhadkamkar, Mauricio Alarcon, Raju Rangaswami
  • …Abstract: Power consumption within the disk-based storage subsystem forms a substantial portion of the overall energy footprint in commodity systems. Researchers have proposed external caching on a persistent, low-power storage device which we term external caching device (ECD), to minimize disk act…
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  • BORG: Block-reORGanization and Self-optimization in Storage Systems  
  • by Medha Bhadkamkar, Jorge Guerra, Luis Useche, Sam Burnett, Jason Liptak, Raju Rangaswami, Medha Bhadkamkar, Jorge Guerra, Luis Useche, Sam Burnett, Jason Liptak, Raju Rangaswami — 2007
  • …Disk I/O is the primary performance bottleneck for a wide range of workloads due to the relatively large, mechanical seek and rotational delay overheads incurred during I/O operations. Current-day file systems that exclusively manage storage space on disk drives employ static data layouts and do not…
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