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The HP AutoRAID hierarchical storage system (1995)

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by John Wilkes , Richard Golding , Carl Staelin , Tim Sullivan
Venue:ACM Transactions on Computer Systems
Citations:263 - 15 self
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1092 The Design and Implementation of a Log-Structured File System - Rosenblum, Ousterhout - 1992
852 A Case for Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks (RAID - Patterson, Gibson, et al. - 1988
495 An introduction to disk drive modeling - Ruemmler, Wilkes - 1994
348 RAID: High-performance, reliable secondary storage. - Chen, Lee - 1994
330 H.: A case for redundant arrays of inexpensive disks - Gibson - 1988
277 UNIX Disk Access Patterns. - Ruemmler, Wilkes - 1993
227 Disk Scheduling Revisited. - Seltzer, Chen, et al. - 1990
192 An implementation of a log-structured file system for UNIX - Seltzer, Bostic, et al. - 1993
181 Non-volatile memory for fast, reliable file systems. - Baker, Asami, et al. - 1992
173 A census of tandem system availability between 1985 and - Gray - 1990
172 Idleness is not sloth. - GOLDING, BOSCH, et al. - 1995
163 Disk Scheduling Algorithms Based on Rotational Position. - Jacobson, Wilkes - 1991
151 Beating the I/O bottleneck: A case for log-structured file systems. - Ousterhout, Douglis - 1989
127 The Logical Disk: A New Approach to Improving File Systems,’’ - Jonge, Kaashoek, et al. - 1993
124 File system logging versus clustering: a performance comparison. - SELTZER, SMITH, et al. - 1995
115 Parity declustering for continuous operation in redundant disk arrays. - Holland, Gibson - 1992
90 The TickerTAIP parallel RAID architecture - Cao, Lim, et al. - 1994
80 Heuristic cleaning algorithms in log-structured file systems. - Blackwell, Harris, et al. - 1995
67 Disk shuffling - Ruemmler, Wilkes - 1991
55 Adaptive block rearrangement - Akyürek, Salem - 1995
52 On-line data compression in a log-structured file system, - Burrows, Jerian, et al. - 1992
49 Striping in a RAID level 5 disk array - Chen, Lee - 1995
45 Methods for Improved Update Performance of Disk Arrays - Menon, Kasson - 1992
41 The Architecture of a Fault-Tolerant Cached RAID Controller - Menon, Cortney - 1993
38 Tel and the Tk toolkit. Professional Computing series - Ousterhout - 1994
37 Highlight: Using a Log-structured File System for Tertiary Storage - Kohl, Staelin, et al. - 1993
36 Directory Reference Patterns in Hierarchical File Systems,” - Floyd, Ellis - 1989
31 System managed storage - Gelb - 1989
30 Optimal Write Batch Size in Log-structured File Systems - Carson, Setia
29 Comparison of Sparing Alternative for Disk Arrays - Menon, Mattson - 1992
24 Loge: a self-organizing storage device - English, Stepanov - 1992
23 Dynamic parity stripe reorganizations for RAID5 disk arrays - Mogi, Kitsuregawa - 1994
22 Providing Fault Tolerance in Parallel Secondary - Park, Balasubramanian - 1986
21 The HP-UX operating system on HP Precision Architecture computers - Clegg, Ho, et al. - 1986
20 The implications of distributed data in a commercial environment on the design of hierarchical storage management. Performance Evaluation 20 - Sienknecht, Friedrich, et al. - 1994
18 MSS-II and RASH: a mainframe Unix based mass storage system with a rapid access storage hierarchy le management system - Henderson, Poston - 1990
18 Adaptive block rearrangement - Akyiirek, Salem - 1995
13 Optimal file allocation in multi-level storage systems. - Chen - 1973
12 Efficient mass storage parity recovery mechanism - Lawlor - 1981
10 Storage hierarchies. - Cohen, King, et al. - 1989
10 Compressed Executables: An Exercise in Thinking Small - Taunton - 1991
9 Tcl cures 98.3% of all known simulation configuration problems’ claims astonished researcher - Golding, Staelin, et al. - 1994
9 Background data movement in a logstructured disk subsystem - McNutt - 1994
7 Mime: a high performance storage device with strong recovery guarantees - Chao, English, et al. - 1992
7 Capacity and Analysis of the Mass Storage System - Misra - 1981
7 Optimization of I/O systems by cache disks and file migration: a summary. Performance Evaluation - Smith - 1981
6 Locality and file referencing behaviour: principles and applications. MSc thesis published as - MAJUMDAR - 1984
6 Improving file system performance by dynamically restructuring disk space - McDonald, Bunt - 1989
4 File migration on the Cray Y-MP at the National Center for Atmospheric Research - MILLER - 1991
4 Minimizing mean seek distance in mirrored disk systems by cylinder remapping - Geist, Reynolds, et al. - 1994
3 Two Levels of Filesystem Hierarchy on One Disk - Cate - 1990
3 Tcl cures 98.3%of all known simulation configuration problems” claims astonished researcher - Golding, Staelin, et al. - 1994 (Show Context)

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...ing package. Individual simulations are configured from the set of available C++ simulation objects using scripts written in the Tcl language [Ousterhout94], and configuration techniques described in =-=[Golding94]-=-. The disk models used in the simulation are improved versions of the detailed, calibrated models described in [Ruemmler94]. The traces used to drive the simulations are from a variety of systems, inc...

3 Business Equipment Manufacturers Association. Draft proposed AmericanNational Standard for information systems–Small - Secretariat (Show Context)

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...mplementations in customers’ hands, so deployment is a major problem. • In a smart array controller, behind a block-level device interface such as the Small Systems Computer Interface (SCSI) standard =-=[SCSI91]-=-. Although this level has the disadvantage that knowledge about files has been lost, it has the enormous compensating advantage of being easily deployable—strict adherence to the standard means that a...

3 Introduction to redundant arrays of inexpensive disks (RAID - Paterson, Gibson, et al. - 1989
2 Dynamic file management techniques - DESHPANDE, BUNT - 1988
2 Disk drive memory. U - DUNPHY, WALSH, et al. - 1991
2 Robo-line storage: low-latency, high capacity storage systems over geographically distributed networks - KATZ, ANDERSON, et al. - 1991
2 server puts optical discs on line for work stations. Electronics - storage - 1988
2 RAID: an overview. W I7004-A 09/93 - Ewing - 1993
2 Optimization of 1/0 systems by cache disks and file migration: A summary - SMITH - 1981
1 Adaptive hierarchical RAID: a solution to the RAID 5 write problem. Part No. 5963--9151. Hewlett-Packard Storage Systems Division - BURKES, DIAMOND, et al. - 1995
1 POLYCENTER storage management for OpenVMS VAX systems - DEC - 1993 (Show Context)

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... 1995; McNutt 1994; Mogi and Kitsuregawa 1994]. There is a large literature on hierarchical storage systems and the many commercial products in this domain (for example [Chen 1973; Cohen et al. 1989; =-=DEC 1993-=-; Deshpandee and Bunt 1988; Epoch Systems Inc. 1988; Gelb 1989; Henderson and Poston 1989; Katz et al. 1991; Miller 1991; Misra 1981; Sienknecht et al. 1994; Smith 1981], together with much of the pro...

1 5,077,736; filed 13 - Patent - 1990
1 Mass storage: server puts optical discs on line for workstations - INC - 1988
1 RAID: an overview. Part No - EWING - 1993
1 HP AutoRAID hierarchical storage system • 27 - GEIST, REYNOLDS, et al. - 1994
1 Secretariat, Computer and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association 1991. Draft proposed American National Standard for information systems - SCSI - 1991 (Show Context)

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...plementations in customers’ hands, so deployment is a major problem. • In a smart array controller, behind a block-level device interface such as the Small Systems Computer Interface (SCSI) standard [=-=SCSI 1991-=-]. Although this level has the disadvantage that knowledge about files has been lost, it has the enormous compensating advantage of being easily deployable—strict adherence to the standard means that ...

1 HP AutoRAID hierarchical storage system • 29 - SIENKNECHT, FRIEDRICH, et al. - 1994
1 Iceberg 9200 disk array subsystem - STK - 1995 (Show Context)

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...these studies: we concentrate here on the architectural issues of using multiple RAID levels (specifically 1 and 5) in a single array controller. Storage Technology Corporation’s Iceberg [Ewing 1993; =-=STK 1995-=-] uses a similar indirection scheme to map logical IBM mainframe disks (count-keydata format) onto an array of 5.25” SCSI disk drives [Art Rudeseal, private communication, Nov. 1994]. Iceberg has to h...

1 storage: Server puts optical discs on line for workstations. Electronics - Mass
1 System managed storage - GELS - 1989
1 MSS-11 and RASH: A mainframe Unix based mass storage system with a rapid access storage hierarchy tile management system - HENERSON, L, et al. - 1989
1 Parity declustering for continuous operation in redundant disk arrays - HOLMND, ANDGIBSON, et al. - 1992
1 Robo-line storage: Low-latency, high capacity storage systems over geographically distributed networks - OUSTERHOUT, PATTERSON - 1991
1 Computer Science Div., Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Univ. of California at - BCSD - 1993
1 Efficient mass storage panty recovery mechanism - LAWLOR - 1981
1 Improving tile system performance by dynamically restructuring disk space - thesis, Rep - 1989
1 Methods for improved update performance of disk arrays - Rep - 1990
1 File migration on the Cray Y-MP at the National Center for Atmospheric Research - MILLR - 1991
1 Dynamic parity stripe reorganizations for RAID5 disk arrays - Mo - 1994
1 Beating the 1/0 bottleneck: A case for log-structured tile systems - s - 1989 (Show Context)

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.../0 access patterns, disk shuffling, and file system restructuring have shown that these conditions are often met in practice [Akyurek and Salem 1993; Deshpandee and Bunt 1988; Floyd and Schlattir Elli=-=s 1989-=-; Geist et al. 1994; Majumdar 1984; McDonald and Bunt 1989; McNutt 1994; Ruemmler and Wilkes 1991; 1993; Smith 1981]. Such a storage hierarchy could be implemented in a number of different ways: —Manu...

1 Tcl and the Tk Toolkit - OUSTERHOLT - 1994
1 The design and implementation of a log-stmctured file system - Wilkes - 1992
1 Draft proposed American National Standard for information systems-Small - SCSI - 1991 (Show Context)

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...mplementations in customers’ hands, so deployment is a major problem. —In a smart array controller, behind a block-level device interface such as the Small Systems Computer Interface (SCSI) standard [=-=SCSI 1991-=-]. Although this level has the disadvantage that knowledge about files has been lost, it has the enormous compensating advantage of being easily deployable—strict adherence to the standard means that ...

1 An implementation of a Iog-stnctured tile system for UNIX - SELTZER, BOSTIC, et al. - 1993
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