State-of-the-art flash-optimized KV stores frequently rely upon a log structure and/or compaction-based strat-egy to optimally organize content on flash. However, these strategies lead to excessive I/O, beyond the write amplification generated within the flash itself, with both the application and the flash device constantly rearrang-ing data. In this paper, we explore the other extreme in the design space: minimal data management at the KV store and heavy reliance on the Flash Translation Layer (FTL) capabilities. NVMKV is a scalable and lightweight KV store that leverages advanced capabili-ties that are becoming available in modern FTLs. We demonstrate that NVMKV (i) performs KV operations at close to native device access speeds for get o...
In today's world, embedded devices are playing an ever increasing and important role in daily life. ...
Abstract—The increasing capacity of NAND flash memory results in larger page size. Since the larger ...
Flash-based key-value cache systems, such as Facebook’s McDipper [1] and Twitter’s Fatcache [2], pro...
Key-value stores are ubiquitous in high performance data-intensive, scale out, and NoSQL environment...
†SanDisk ‡Florida International University Key-value stores are ubiquitous in high performance data-...
With the dramatic advances in electronic device industry, the availability of high speed non-volatil...
While non-volatile memory (NVRAM) devices have the po-tential to alleviate the trade-off between per...
Modern persistent Key/Value stores are designed to meet the demand for high transactional throughput...
NAND Flash memories have gained a solid foothold in the embedded systems domain due to its attractiv...
We present FlashStore, a high throughput persistent key-value store, that uses flash memory as a non...
In the past decade, we have seen two major evolutions on storage technologies: flash storage and non...
[[abstract]]Growing demand for key-value store applications is building a strong momentum for the co...
Thesis: S.M. in Computer Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department ...
Flash solid state drives (SSDs), or flash disks, are a type of persistent storage deviceswith the po...
Key-Value store (KV store) is becoming widely popular in both academia and industry due to its fast ...
In today's world, embedded devices are playing an ever increasing and important role in daily life. ...
Abstract—The increasing capacity of NAND flash memory results in larger page size. Since the larger ...
Flash-based key-value cache systems, such as Facebook’s McDipper [1] and Twitter’s Fatcache [2], pro...
Key-value stores are ubiquitous in high performance data-intensive, scale out, and NoSQL environment...
†SanDisk ‡Florida International University Key-value stores are ubiquitous in high performance data-...
With the dramatic advances in electronic device industry, the availability of high speed non-volatil...
While non-volatile memory (NVRAM) devices have the po-tential to alleviate the trade-off between per...
Modern persistent Key/Value stores are designed to meet the demand for high transactional throughput...
NAND Flash memories have gained a solid foothold in the embedded systems domain due to its attractiv...
We present FlashStore, a high throughput persistent key-value store, that uses flash memory as a non...
In the past decade, we have seen two major evolutions on storage technologies: flash storage and non...
[[abstract]]Growing demand for key-value store applications is building a strong momentum for the co...
Thesis: S.M. in Computer Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department ...
Flash solid state drives (SSDs), or flash disks, are a type of persistent storage deviceswith the po...
Key-Value store (KV store) is becoming widely popular in both academia and industry due to its fast ...
In today's world, embedded devices are playing an ever increasing and important role in daily life. ...
Abstract—The increasing capacity of NAND flash memory results in larger page size. Since the larger ...
Flash-based key-value cache systems, such as Facebook’s McDipper [1] and Twitter’s Fatcache [2], pro...