A number of techniques have been developed for maximizing disk utilization in media servers, in-cluding disk arm scheduling and data placement ones. Instead, in this paper we focus on how to ef-ficiently utilize the available memory. We present techniques for best memory use under different disk policies, and derive precise formulas for computing memory use. We show that with proper memory use, maximizing disk utilization does not neces-sarily lead to optimal throughput. In addition, we study the impact of data placement policies includ-ing disk partitioning and multiple disks. Finally, our analysis shows that maximizing disk utilization and disk striping incur high system costs, and are not advisable in a media server.
In this paper, the various research and design issues of a storage server in the context of a multim...
We present a buffering technique that reduces video-on-demand server memory requirements in more tha...
In this article we present, analyse and evaluate a new memory management technique for video-on-dema...
A number of techniques have been developed for maximizing disk utilization in media servers, in-clud...
A number of techniques have been developed for maximizing disk utilization in media servers, includi...
Poor memory management policies lead to lower throughput and excessive memory requirements. This pro...
In this paper, we describe techniques for determining the stripe unit size and the degree of stripin...
We present techniques for managing disks as a buffer for the tertiary storage of multimedia servers....
In this paper we propose an integrated memory and disk cache for multimedia clients. The cache cushi...
Using magnetic disks as a cache for tertiary storage has been shown to be an effective way to addres...
In this study we present a scheme called two-dimensional BubbleUp (2DB) for managing parallel disks ...
This paper proposes a novel data placement and retrieval scheme for designing disk storage systems f...
The number of simultaneous displays supported by a continuous media server (e.g, Mitra) depends on t...
In this paper, we investigate the buffer requirement in retrieving the continuous media streams from...
With the introduction of future multimedia services such as HDTV, digital systems able to store and ...
In this paper, the various research and design issues of a storage server in the context of a multim...
We present a buffering technique that reduces video-on-demand server memory requirements in more tha...
In this article we present, analyse and evaluate a new memory management technique for video-on-dema...
A number of techniques have been developed for maximizing disk utilization in media servers, in-clud...
A number of techniques have been developed for maximizing disk utilization in media servers, includi...
Poor memory management policies lead to lower throughput and excessive memory requirements. This pro...
In this paper, we describe techniques for determining the stripe unit size and the degree of stripin...
We present techniques for managing disks as a buffer for the tertiary storage of multimedia servers....
In this paper we propose an integrated memory and disk cache for multimedia clients. The cache cushi...
Using magnetic disks as a cache for tertiary storage has been shown to be an effective way to addres...
In this study we present a scheme called two-dimensional BubbleUp (2DB) for managing parallel disks ...
This paper proposes a novel data placement and retrieval scheme for designing disk storage systems f...
The number of simultaneous displays supported by a continuous media server (e.g, Mitra) depends on t...
In this paper, we investigate the buffer requirement in retrieving the continuous media streams from...
With the introduction of future multimedia services such as HDTV, digital systems able to store and ...
In this paper, the various research and design issues of a storage server in the context of a multim...
We present a buffering technique that reduces video-on-demand server memory requirements in more tha...
In this article we present, analyse and evaluate a new memory management technique for video-on-dema...