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SIGMETRICS 2001 / Performance 2001

Obtaining High Performance for Storage Outsourcing

Authors
Wee Teck Ng <weeteck@research.bell-labs.com>
Bruce K. Hillyer <bruce@research.bell-labs.com>

Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill
 

Abstract
The viability of storage outsourcing is critically dependent on the access performance of remote storage. We study this issue by measuring the behavior of a broad variety of I/O-intensive benchmarks as they access remote storage over an IP network. We measure the effect of network latencies that correspond to distances ranging from a local neighborhood to halfway across a cont inent. We then measure the effect of latency-hiding mechanisms. Our results indicate that, in many cases, the adverse effects of network delay can be rendered inconsequential by clever file system and operating system techniques[w1].

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