Abstract—Traditional hierarchical namespaces are not sufficient for representing and managing the rich semantics of today’s storage systems. In this paper, we discuss the principles of semantic-aware file stores. We identify the requirements of applications and end-users and propose to use a generic data model to capture and represent file semantics. A distinct challenge that we face is to handle dynamic evolution of the data schemas. Further, we outline a framework of basic relations and tools for generating and using semantic metadata. The proposed data model and framework are aimed to be more generic and flexible than what is offered by existing semantic file systems. We envision a range of applications and tools that will exploit semant...
We describe a new file system that provides, at the same time, both name and content based access to...
Existing data storage systems based on hierarchical directory tree do not meet scalability and funct...
Global file system namespaces are difficult to scale because of the overheads of POSIX IO metadata m...
Abstract — Semantic file systems enhance standard file systems with the ability of file searching b...
National audienceSemantic file systems enhance standard file systems with the ability of file search...
Existing data storage systems based on hierarchical direc-tory tree do not meet scalability and func...
Semantic file systems enhance standard file systems with ability of file searching based on file sem...
Semantic File System (SFS) is the vision for the future of file systems where information is given w...
Semantic models help to achieve semantic interoperability among sources of data and applications. Th...
In our information-rich world, managing the data we collect is becoming a significant bottleneck for...
Abstract: Semantic systems improve information management by providing mecha-nisms to access objects...
The limitation of data representation in today’s file systems is that data representation is bound o...
Abstract—Explosive growth in volume and complexity of data exacerbates the key challenge to effectiv...
Existing storage systems using hierarchical directory tree do not meet scalability and functionality...
Abstract1 In this paper we will present the study on the integration on a semantic approach in a pee...
We describe a new file system that provides, at the same time, both name and content based access to...
Existing data storage systems based on hierarchical directory tree do not meet scalability and funct...
Global file system namespaces are difficult to scale because of the overheads of POSIX IO metadata m...
Abstract — Semantic file systems enhance standard file systems with the ability of file searching b...
National audienceSemantic file systems enhance standard file systems with the ability of file search...
Existing data storage systems based on hierarchical direc-tory tree do not meet scalability and func...
Semantic file systems enhance standard file systems with ability of file searching based on file sem...
Semantic File System (SFS) is the vision for the future of file systems where information is given w...
Semantic models help to achieve semantic interoperability among sources of data and applications. Th...
In our information-rich world, managing the data we collect is becoming a significant bottleneck for...
Abstract: Semantic systems improve information management by providing mecha-nisms to access objects...
The limitation of data representation in today’s file systems is that data representation is bound o...
Abstract—Explosive growth in volume and complexity of data exacerbates the key challenge to effectiv...
Existing storage systems using hierarchical directory tree do not meet scalability and functionality...
Abstract1 In this paper we will present the study on the integration on a semantic approach in a pee...
We describe a new file system that provides, at the same time, both name and content based access to...
Existing data storage systems based on hierarchical directory tree do not meet scalability and funct...
Global file system namespaces are difficult to scale because of the overheads of POSIX IO metadata m...