Performance studies of buffer caches have generally been done with write references ignored. In this study, we show that once we consider write references in buffer caches that include nonvolatile memory, the traditional hit ratio performance measure is no longer an accurate representation, and that the disk access ratio should be used. We also show that in regards to this measure, the MIN replacement algorithm is either non-optimal or non-applicable.clos
This paper introduces analyses of write-back caches integrated into response-time analysis for fixed...
As buffer cache is used to overcome the speed gap between processor and storage devices, performance...
International audienceList-based caches can offer lower miss rates than single-list caches, but thei...
Nonvolatile RAM (NVRAM) technology is advancing rapidly with 1-2Mb capacity single-chip prototypes b...
This paper investigates issues involving writes and caches. First, tradeoffs on writes that miss in ...
The use of non-volatile write caches is an effective technique to bridge the performance gap between...
Two contributions are made in this paper. First, we show that system level characterization of file ...
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Abstract: Recently, byte-accessible NVRAM (nonvolatile RAM) technologies such as PRAM and FeRAM are ...
Because a Flash Translation Layer (FTL), which enables an NAND flash memory-based storage system to ...
Contemporary embedded systems often use NAND flash memory instead of hard disks as their swap space ...
As per-core CPU performance plateaus and data-bound applications like graph analytics and key-value ...
Conventionally, caching algorithms have been designed for the datapath — the levels of memory that m...
As processors become faster, memory hierarchy becomes a serious bottleneck. In recent years memory ...
A new performance model of the memory hierarchy is first introduced, which describes all possible sc...
This paper introduces analyses of write-back caches integrated into response-time analysis for fixed...
As buffer cache is used to overcome the speed gap between processor and storage devices, performance...
International audienceList-based caches can offer lower miss rates than single-list caches, but thei...
Nonvolatile RAM (NVRAM) technology is advancing rapidly with 1-2Mb capacity single-chip prototypes b...
This paper investigates issues involving writes and caches. First, tradeoffs on writes that miss in ...
The use of non-volatile write caches is an effective technique to bridge the performance gap between...
Two contributions are made in this paper. First, we show that system level characterization of file ...
The full text of this article is not available on SOAR. WSU users can access the article via IEEE Xp...
Abstract: Recently, byte-accessible NVRAM (nonvolatile RAM) technologies such as PRAM and FeRAM are ...
Because a Flash Translation Layer (FTL), which enables an NAND flash memory-based storage system to ...
Contemporary embedded systems often use NAND flash memory instead of hard disks as their swap space ...
As per-core CPU performance plateaus and data-bound applications like graph analytics and key-value ...
Conventionally, caching algorithms have been designed for the datapath — the levels of memory that m...
As processors become faster, memory hierarchy becomes a serious bottleneck. In recent years memory ...
A new performance model of the memory hierarchy is first introduced, which describes all possible sc...
This paper introduces analyses of write-back caches integrated into response-time analysis for fixed...
As buffer cache is used to overcome the speed gap between processor and storage devices, performance...
International audienceList-based caches can offer lower miss rates than single-list caches, but thei...