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Non-volatile main memory (NVMM) allows programmers to build complex,persistent, pointer-based data structures that can offer substantialperformance gains over conventional approaches to managing persistent state.This programming model removes the file system from the critical path whichimproves performance, but it also places these data structures out of reach offile system-based fault tolerance mechanisms (e.g., block-based checksums orerasure coding). Without fault-tolerance, using NVMM to hold critical data willbe much less attractive.  This paper presents Pangolin, a fault-tolerant persistent object librarydesigned for NVMM. Pangolin uses a combination of checksums, parity, andmicro-buffering to protect an application's objects from both media errors andcorruption due to software bugs. It provides these protections for objects ofany size and supports automatic, online detection of data corruption andrecovery. The required storage overhead is small (1% for gigabyte-sized poolsof NVMM). Pangolin provides stronger protection, requires orders of magnitudeless storage overhead, and achieves comparable performance relative to thecurrent state-of-the-art fault-tolerant persistent object library.

Pangolin: A Fault-Tolerant Persistent Memory Programming Library