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A Server of Distributed Disk Pages Using a Configurable Software Bus
Author(s) -
Charles Falkenberg,
Paul Hagger,
Stephen S. Kelley
Publication year - 1998
Publication title -
digital repository at the university of maryland (university of maryland college park)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.21236/ada637174
Subject(s) - computer science , operating system , server , latency (audio) , database , telecommunications
: As network latency drops below disk latency, access time to a remote disk will begin to approach local disk access time. The performance of I/O may then be improved by spreading disk pages across several remote disk servers and accessing disk pages in parallel. To research this we have prototyped a data page server called a Page File. This persistent data type provides a set of methods to access disk pages stored on a cluster of remote machines acting as disk servers. The goal is to improve the throughput of database management system or other I/O intensive application by accessing pages from remote disks and incurring disk latency in parallel. This report describes the conceptual foundation and the methods of access for our prototype.

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