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New hardware platforms, e.g. cloud, multi-core, etc., have led to areconsideration of database system architecture. Our Deuteronomy projectseparates transactional functionality from data management functionality,enabling a flexible response to exploiting new platforms. This separationrequires, however, that recovery is described logically. In this paper, weextend current recovery methods to work in this logical setting. While this isstraightforward in principle, performance is an issue. We show how ARIES stylerecovery optimizations can work for logical recovery where page information isnot captured on the log. In side-by-side performance experiments using a commonlog, we compare logical recovery with a state-of-the art ARIES style recoveryimplementation and show that logical redo performance can be competitive.

Implementing Performance Competitive Logical Recovery