Filesystems for Network-Attached Secure Disks (1997)
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@MISC{Gibson97filesystemsfor,
author = {Garth A. Gibson and David F. Nagle and Khalil Amiri and Fay W. Chang and Howard Gobioff and Erik Riedel and David Rochberg and Jim Zelenka},
title = {Filesystems for Network-Attached Secure Disks},
year = {1997}
}
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Network-attached storage enables network-striped data transfers directly between client and storage to provide clients with scalable bandwidth on large transfers. Network-attached storage also decouples policy and enforcement of access control, avoiding unnecessary reverification of protection checks, reducing file manager work and increasing scalability. It eliminates the expense of a server computer devoted to copying data between peripheral network and client network. This architecture better matches storage technology's sustained data rates, now 80 Mb/s and growing at 40% per year. Finally, it enables self-managing storage to counter the increasing cost of data management. The availability of cost-effective network-attached storage depends on it becoming a storage commodity, which in turn depends on its utility to a broad segment of the storage market. Specifically, multiple distributed and parallel filesystems must benefit from network-attached storage's requirement for secure, di...
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