In this paper, we explore the method of combining the replication and parity approaches to tolerate multiple disk failures in a disk array. In addition to the conventional mirrored and chained declustering methods, a method based on the hybrid of mirrored-andchained declustering is explored. A performance study that explores the effect of combining replication and parity approaches is conducted. It is experimentally shown that the proposed approach can lead to the most cost-effective solution if the objective is to sustain the same load as before the failures. Index Terms: Chained declustering, hybrid mirrored-and-chained declustering, fault-tolerance. 1 Introduction Disk arrays, especially those with Redundant Array of Independent Disks ...
Technology trends are making sophisticated replication-based storage architectures become a standard...
Redundancy based on a parity encoding has been proposed for insuring that disk arrays provide highly...
Abstract: Disk arrays were proposed in the 1980s as a way to use parallelism between multiple disks ...
The performance of traditional RAID Level 5 arrays is, for many applications, unacceptably poor whil...
The performance of traditional RAID Level 5 arrays is, for many applications, unacceptably poor whil...
It is well--known that dedicating one disk's worth of space in a disk array to parity check inf...
We describe and evaluate a strategy for declustering the parity encoding in a redundant disk array. ...
Abstract—Disk failure rates vary so widely among different makes and models that designing storage s...
We present ˆB a novel data layout method for tolerating multiple disk failures within disk arrays. I...
Abstract—We present a disk array organization that can sur-vive three simultaneous disk failures whi...
In this work we present a new data layout and associated scheduling policies to improve RAID reliabi...
Submitted to Transactions on Computer Systems Parity encoded redundant disk arrays provide highly re...
Batch-correlated failures result from the manifestation of a common defect in most, if not all, disk...
In recent years commercial Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks (RAID) systems have become increasi...
Technology trends are making sophisticated replication-based storage architectures become a standard...
Technology trends are making sophisticated replication-based storage architectures become a standard...
Redundancy based on a parity encoding has been proposed for insuring that disk arrays provide highly...
Abstract: Disk arrays were proposed in the 1980s as a way to use parallelism between multiple disks ...
The performance of traditional RAID Level 5 arrays is, for many applications, unacceptably poor whil...
The performance of traditional RAID Level 5 arrays is, for many applications, unacceptably poor whil...
It is well--known that dedicating one disk's worth of space in a disk array to parity check inf...
We describe and evaluate a strategy for declustering the parity encoding in a redundant disk array. ...
Abstract—Disk failure rates vary so widely among different makes and models that designing storage s...
We present ˆB a novel data layout method for tolerating multiple disk failures within disk arrays. I...
Abstract—We present a disk array organization that can sur-vive three simultaneous disk failures whi...
In this work we present a new data layout and associated scheduling policies to improve RAID reliabi...
Submitted to Transactions on Computer Systems Parity encoded redundant disk arrays provide highly re...
Batch-correlated failures result from the manifestation of a common defect in most, if not all, disk...
In recent years commercial Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks (RAID) systems have become increasi...
Technology trends are making sophisticated replication-based storage architectures become a standard...
Technology trends are making sophisticated replication-based storage architectures become a standard...
Redundancy based on a parity encoding has been proposed for insuring that disk arrays provide highly...
Abstract: Disk arrays were proposed in the 1980s as a way to use parallelism between multiple disks ...