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Efficient Structured Data Access in Parallel File Systems (2003)

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by Avery Ching , Alok Choudhary , Wei-keng Liao
Venue:In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing
Citations:29 - 13 self
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@INPROCEEDINGS{Ching03efficientstructured,
    author = {Avery Ching and Alok Choudhary and Wei-keng Liao},
    title = {Efficient Structured Data Access in Parallel File Systems},
    booktitle = {In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Cluster Computing},
    year = {2003}
}

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Abstract

Parallel scientific applications store and retrieve very large, structured datasets. Directly supporting these structured accesses is an important step in providing high-performance I/O solutions for these applications. High-level interfaces such as HDF5 and Parallel netCDF provide convenient APIs for accessing structured datasets, and the MPI-IO interface also supports efficient access to structured data. However, parallel file systems do not traditionally support such access. In this work we present an implementation of structured data access support in the context of the Parallel Virtual File System (PVFS). We call this support “datatype I/O” because of its similarity to MPI datatypes. This support is built by using a reusable datatype-processing component from the MPICH2 MPI implementation. We describe how this component is leveraged to efficiently process structured data representations resulting from MPI-IO operations. We quantitatively assess the solution using three test applications. We also point to further optimizations in the processing path that could be leveraged for even more efficient operation. 1.

Keyphrases

parallel file system    efficient structured data access    structured datasets    efficient access    mpi datatypes    convenient apis    test application    high-level interface    mpi-io operation    parallel virtual file system    data representation    reusable datatype-processing component    mpi-io interface    important step    structured data access support    mpich2 mpi implementation    processing path    support datatype    parallel scientific application store    efficient operation   

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