Design and performance evaluation of a read/write metadata service strategy for a large-scale storage system
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Summary
A novel metadata service strategy that separates read from write for the larger proportion of read that effectively reduces the load of the data access of metadata service.
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- 2008-12-11
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Keywords
Computer science, Metadata, Scalability, Meta Data Services, Metadata repository
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- The Design and Implementation of AQuA: An Adaptive Quality of Service Aware Object-Based Storage Device
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