Add to ORKGStackable file systems promise to ease the development of file systems[6, 16, 19]. Operating system vendors, however, resist making extensive changes to support stacking, because of the impact on performance and stability. Existing file system interfaces differ from system to system and they support extensibility poorly. Consequently, extending file system functionality across platforms is difficult. We propose a new language, FiST, to describe stackable file systems. FiST uses operations common to file system interfaces. From a single description, FiST’s compiler produces file system modules for multiple platforms. The generated code handles many kernel details, freeing developers to concentrate on the main issues of their file systems. Th...
In this paper we show how to extend the functionality of standard operating systems completely at th...
Many applications use the file system as a simple persistent data store. This approach is expedient,...
The Hurricane File System (HFS) is a new file system being developed for large-scale shared memory m...
Abstract Traditional file system development is difficult. Stack-able file systems promise to ease t...
File System development is a diÆcult and time consuming task, the results of which are rarely portab...
Extending file system functionality is not a new idea, but a desirable one nonetheless[6, 14, 18]. I...
The OS kernel should provide a framework with which programmers can easily implement an efficient fi...
This paper describes a C++ toolkit for easily extending the Unix file system. The toolkit exposes th...
Although it is now possible to use stackable (layered) file systems in Linux, there are several issu...
File System development is a difficult and time consuming task, the results of which are rarely port...
. As we gain experience with parallel file systems, it becomes increasingly clear that a single solu...
Purpose: One of the most significant and attractive features of Open Source Software (OSS), other th...
This paper describes a C++ toolkit for easily extending the Unix file system. The toolkit exposes th...
In this chapter, we introduce a simple file system implementation, known as vsfs (the Very Simple Fi...
This paper argues that file systems need to be customizable at the granularity of files and director...
In this paper we show how to extend the functionality of standard operating systems completely at th...
Many applications use the file system as a simple persistent data store. This approach is expedient,...
The Hurricane File System (HFS) is a new file system being developed for large-scale shared memory m...
Abstract Traditional file system development is difficult. Stack-able file systems promise to ease t...
File System development is a diÆcult and time consuming task, the results of which are rarely portab...
Extending file system functionality is not a new idea, but a desirable one nonetheless[6, 14, 18]. I...
The OS kernel should provide a framework with which programmers can easily implement an efficient fi...
This paper describes a C++ toolkit for easily extending the Unix file system. The toolkit exposes th...
Although it is now possible to use stackable (layered) file systems in Linux, there are several issu...
File System development is a difficult and time consuming task, the results of which are rarely port...
. As we gain experience with parallel file systems, it becomes increasingly clear that a single solu...
Purpose: One of the most significant and attractive features of Open Source Software (OSS), other th...
This paper describes a C++ toolkit for easily extending the Unix file system. The toolkit exposes th...
In this chapter, we introduce a simple file system implementation, known as vsfs (the Very Simple Fi...
This paper argues that file systems need to be customizable at the granularity of files and director...
In this paper we show how to extend the functionality of standard operating systems completely at th...
Many applications use the file system as a simple persistent data store. This approach is expedient,...
The Hurricane File System (HFS) is a new file system being developed for large-scale shared memory m...