Characterization of OLTP I/O Workloads for Dimensioning Embedded Write Cache for Flash Memories: A Case Study

Jalil Boukhobza 1, * Ilyes Khetib 1 Pierre Olivier 1
* Auteur correspondant
1 Lab-STICC_UBO_CACS_MOCS
UBO - Université de Brest, Lab-STICC - Laboratoire des sciences et techniques de l'information, de la communication et de la connaissance
Abstract : More and more enterprise servers storage systems are migrating toward flash based drives (Solid State Drives) thanks to their attractive characteristics. They are lightweight, power efficient and supposed to outperform traditional disks. The two main constraints of flash memories are: 1) the limited number of achievable write operations beyond which a given cell can no more retain data, and 2) the erase-before-write rule decreasing the write performance. A RAM cache can help to reduce this problem; they are mainly used to increase performance and lifetime by absorbing flash write operations. RAM caches being very costly, their dimensioning is critical. In this paper, we explore some OLTP I/O workload characteristics with regards to flash memory cache systems structure and configuration. We try, throughout I/O workload analysis to reveal some important elements to take into account to allow a good dimensioning of those embedded caches.
Keywords : OLTP workloads NAND flash memory cache performance SSD storage systems
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Communication dans un congrès
International Conference on Model and Data Engineering, Sep 2011, Obidos, Portugal. Springer, LNCS (6918), pp.97, 2011, LNCS
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Dernière modification le : mardi 16 janvier 2018 - 15:54:23

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Jalil Boukhobza, Ilyes Khetib, Pierre Olivier. Characterization of OLTP I/O Workloads for Dimensioning Embedded Write Cache for Flash Memories: A Case Study. International Conference on Model and Data Engineering, Sep 2011, Obidos, Portugal. Springer, LNCS (6918), pp.97, 2011, LNCS. 〈hal-00628529〉

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