Existing storage systems using hierarchical directory tree do not meet scalability and functionality requirements for expo-nentially growing datasets and increasingly complex queries in Exabyte-level systems with billions of files. This paper pro-poses semantic-aware organization, called SmartStore, which exploits metadata semantics of files to judiciously aggre-gate correlated files into semantic-aware groups by using in-formation retrieval tools. Decentralized design improves sys-tem scalability and reduces query latency for complex queries (range and top-k queries), which is conducive to construct-ing semantic-aware caching, and conventional filename-based query. SmartStore limits search scope of complex query to a single or a minimal nu...
This paper discusses some emerging issues on metadata as a mechanism of resource discovery and its i...
Modern high end computing systems store hundreds of petabytes of data and have billions of files, as...
Final doctoral research paper presented at JCDL 2005 Inaugural Doctoral Consortium, 7 June 2005, Den...
Existing data storage systems based on hierarchical direc-tory tree do not meet scalability and func...
Existing data storage systems based on hierarchical directory tree do not meet scalability and funct...
Abstract—Traditional hierarchical namespaces are not sufficient for representing and managing the ri...
Abstract. Modern scientific computing generates petabytes of data in billions of files that must be ...
In this paper we describe research that has been on-going within our group for the past four years o...
For over 30 years, hierarchical file systems have enforced a certain mode of thinking upon users, re...
Management of the increasingly large collections of files and other electronic artifacts held on des...
Operating systems both old and new are reliant on the venerable hierarchical file system. For some t...
Despite continual improvements in the performance and reliability of large scale file systems, the m...
Recent research has demonstrated the potential benefits of building storage arrays that understand t...
Abstract. Scalability requirements for semantic stores lead to distributed hardware-independent solu...
Global file system namespaces are difficult to scale because of the overheads of POSIX IO metadata m...
This paper discusses some emerging issues on metadata as a mechanism of resource discovery and its i...
Modern high end computing systems store hundreds of petabytes of data and have billions of files, as...
Final doctoral research paper presented at JCDL 2005 Inaugural Doctoral Consortium, 7 June 2005, Den...
Existing data storage systems based on hierarchical direc-tory tree do not meet scalability and func...
Existing data storage systems based on hierarchical directory tree do not meet scalability and funct...
Abstract—Traditional hierarchical namespaces are not sufficient for representing and managing the ri...
Abstract. Modern scientific computing generates petabytes of data in billions of files that must be ...
In this paper we describe research that has been on-going within our group for the past four years o...
For over 30 years, hierarchical file systems have enforced a certain mode of thinking upon users, re...
Management of the increasingly large collections of files and other electronic artifacts held on des...
Operating systems both old and new are reliant on the venerable hierarchical file system. For some t...
Despite continual improvements in the performance and reliability of large scale file systems, the m...
Recent research has demonstrated the potential benefits of building storage arrays that understand t...
Abstract. Scalability requirements for semantic stores lead to distributed hardware-independent solu...
Global file system namespaces are difficult to scale because of the overheads of POSIX IO metadata m...
This paper discusses some emerging issues on metadata as a mechanism of resource discovery and its i...
Modern high end computing systems store hundreds of petabytes of data and have billions of files, as...
Final doctoral research paper presented at JCDL 2005 Inaugural Doctoral Consortium, 7 June 2005, Den...