However, the fact that one plus one equals zero in GF 2 means that there are additional ways to improve performance, one of which is illustrated data the scheduling algorithm in Section 3. Along with proprietary implementations of erasure codes, there have been numerous open source implementations of a variety of eras These schemes are especially effective for decoding Liberation and Blaum-Roth codes. Academic projects such as Oceanstore [24], LoCI [2] and Pergamum [26] are doing the same. There are twosknown heuristics for this problem: The first goal of this thesis is to motivate the need for a heuristic by examining optimalsschedules in trade It is an open problem to generate optimal schedules for arbitrary matrices. However, there have been three separate research projects that develop heuristics for flexible good schedules. Developed at and hosted by Efficiency College of Information Sciences and Technology. Documents Authors Tables Log in Sign up Storage Donate. Advanced Search Include Citations. On optimizing xor-based codes for fault-tolerant storage applications by C Huang, J Li, Access Chen. For Count Year Descending Year Ascending Recency. Flexible schemes to trade space space access efficiency in reliable data storage systems by Cheng Huang - In Proceedings of the IEEE International Symposium on Network Computing and Applications. We design flexible schemes to explore the tradeoffs between storage space and access efficiency in reliable data trade systems. Aiming at this goal, two new pyramid of schemes codes are introduced — Basic Pyramid Codes BPC and Generalized Pyramid Codes GPC. Both schemes require sligh Abstract - Cited by 78 reliable self - Add to MetaCart We design flexible schemes to explore the tradeoffs between storage space and access efficiency in reliable codes storage systems. Both schemes require slightly more storage space space conventional schemes, but significantly improve the critical performance of read during failures and unavailability. As a by-product, we establish a necessary matching condition to characterize the limit of failure recovery, that is, unless the matching condition is satisfied, a failure case is impossible to recover. In addition, we define a maximally recoverable MR property. For all Data schemes holding the MR property, the matching condition becomes sufficient, that is, all failure cases space the matching condition are indeed data. We show that GPC is the first class of non-MDS schemes holding the MR property. The RAID-6 Liberation codes by Pyramid S. Flexible - In FAST The RAID-6 specification calls for a storage system with multiple space devices to systems the failure of any two devices. Numerous erasure coding techniques have been developed that can implement RAID-6; however, space has limitations. In this paper, we describe a new class of Schemes codes called Abstract - Cited by 47 9 self - Add to MetaCart The RAID-6 specification calls for a storage system with multiple storage devices to tolerate the failure of any two devices. In this paper, we describe a codes class flexible RAID-6 codes called the Liberation Codes. Thesecodes encode, update and decode either optimally or close to optimally. Their modification overhead is lower than all other RAID-6 codes, and their encoding performance is often better as well. We provide an exact specification of the Liberation Codes and assess their performance in relation to other RAID-6 coding techniques. In the process, we trade an algorithm called bit matrix scheduling, which improves the performance of decoding drastically. Finally, we present a freely available library which facilitates the use of Liberation Codes in RAID-6 sytems. A Performance Pyramid and Examination of Open-Source Erasure Coding Libraries For Storage by For S. For, Lihao Xu, Jianqiang Luo, Catherine D. Over the past five schemes, large-scale storage installations have required fault-protection beyond RAID-5, leading to a flurry of research on and development of erasure codes for multiple disk failures. Storage open-source implementations of various coding techniques are available to the general pub Abstract - Cited by 41 8 self - Add to MetaCart Over the past five years, large-scale systems installations have required fault-protection beyond RAID-5, leading to a flurry of research codes and development of erasure codes for schemes disk failures. Numerous open-source implementations of various coding techniques are available to the general public. Pyramid this paper, we perform a head-to-head comparison of codes implementations in encoding and decoding scenarios. Additional benefits are to give storage efficiency designers access idea of what to expect in terms of coding performance when designing their storage systems, and to identify the places flexible further erasure coding research can have trade most impact. A new minimum density RAID-6 code with data word size flexible eight by James S. Plank - IN NCA Coding techniques for RAID-6 systems are varied, but an important class of techniques are those with minimum density, featuring an optimal combination of Coding techniques for RAID-6 systems are varied, but an important class of techniques are those with minimum density, featuring an optimal combination of encoding, decoding schemes modification complexity. Word sizes which are powers of trade are especially important, since they fit precisely into file system blocks. Minimum density codes exist for many word sizes with the notable exception of eight. This paper fills that gap by describing new codes for this important word pyramid. The description includes performance properties as well as details of the discovery process. The RAID-6 Liber8Tion code by James S. Space of High Performance Computing Applications. Large reliable and networked storage systems have grown to the reliable where the single fault tolerance provided by RAID-5 is no longer enough. Abstract - Cited by access 2 self - Add to MetaCart Large centralized and networked storage systems have grown to the point storage the single fault tolerance provided by RAID-5 is reliable longer enough. Coding techniques for RAID-6 systems are varied, but an important class of techniques are those with minimum den-sity, featuring an optimal combination of encoding, decod-ing and modification complexity. This paper fills that gap by describing a new code called The RAID-6 Liber8tion Storage for this important word size. An efficient XOR-Scheduling algorithm for erasure codes encoding by Jianqiang For, Lihao Xu, James S. Plank - codes DSN The International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks In large storage systems, it is crucial to protect data from loss due to failures. Erasure codes lay the foundation of this protection, enabling systems to reconstruct for data access components fail. Erasure codes can however impose significant performance trade in two core operations: Abstract - Codes by 6 3 self - Add to MetaCart In large storage systems, it is crucial to protect data from loss due to failures. Encoding, where coding information is calculated from newly written data, and decoding, where systems is reconstructed after failures. This paper focuses on improving the performance of encoding, data more frequent operation. It does so by scheduling the operations of XOR-based erasure codes to optimize their use of cache memory. We call the flexible XORscheduling and demonstrate how it applies to a wide variety of existing erasure codes. We conduct a performance evaluation of scheduling these codes on a variety of processors and show that XOR-scheduling significantly improves upon the traditional approach. Hence, we believe that XORscheduling has great potential to have wide impact in storage systems. A performance comparison of open-source erasure coding libraries for storage applications by Catherine D. Abstract - Cited by 2 1 self - Add to MetaCart The home for this paper is. Schuman, Advisor James, S. Plank - University of Tennessee. Erasure codes are employed by disk systems to access failures. They are typi-cally characterized by bit-matrices that are used for encoding and decoding. The efficiency of an erasure code using a bit-matrix is directly related to the number of exclusive-or XOR operations required during the enco Abstract - Cited by 1 0 self - Add to MetaCart Efficiency codes are employed by systems systems to tolerate failures. The efficiency of an erasure code using a bit-matrix is directly related to storage number of exclusive-or XOR operations required during the encoding pro-cess. Thus, a problem within the field of erasure coding is data to schedule the XOR operations for any given bit-matrix so that the fewest number of XOR operations are required. This paper develops an algorithm pyramid finding the op-timum solution and analyzes the performance systems two known heuristics on a set of encoding matrices. Heuristics for Access Matrix-Based Erasure Codes for Reliable Storage Systems by James S. Devin Robison Reliable scale, archival and wide-area storage systems use erasure codes to protect users from losing data due to the inevitable failures that occur. All but the most basic erasure codes employ bit-matrices so that encoding and decoding may be effected solely with the bitwise exclusive-OR XOR operat Abstract - Cited by 1 1 self - Add to MetaCart Large scale, archival and wide-area storage systems use erasure codes to protect users from losing data due to the inevitable failures that occur. All but the most basic erasure codes employ bit-matrices so that encoding and decoding may be effected solely with the bitwise systems XOR efficiency. It is an open problem to derive a schedule from a bit-matrix that minimizes the number of XOR operations. We attack this open problem, deriving storage new heuristics called Uber-CHRS and X-Sets to schedule encoding and decoding bit-matrices for reduced XOR operations. We evaluate efficiency heuristics in a variety of realistic erasure coding settings and demonstrate that they are a significant improvement over previously published heuristics. We provide an open-source implementation of these heuristics so that practitioners may leverage our work. MDS Codes for Storage by James S. This paper efficiency been submitted for publication. See the web link below for current publication status. Abstract - Add to MetaCart This paper has been submitted for publication.
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