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In-Memory File System Backed by Cloud Storage Services as Permanent Storages
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클라우드 스토리지를 최종 저장 장치로 사용하는 인메모리 파일 시스템

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Kyungjun Lee (성균관대학교) Jiwon Kim (성균관대학교) Sungtae Ryu (성균관대학교) Hwansoo Han (성균관대학교)
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Korean Institute of Information Scientists and Engineers Journal of KIISE Vol.43 No.8 KCI Excellent Accredited Journal
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2016.8
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841 - 847 (7page)

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In-Memory File System Backed by Cloud Storage Services as Permanent Storages
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As network technology advances, a larger number of devices are connected through the Internet. Recently, cloud storage services are gaining popularity, as they are convenient to access anytime and anywhere. Among cloud storage services, object storage is the representative one due to their characteristics of low cost, high availability, and high durability. One limitation of object storage services is that they can access data on the cloud only through the HTTP-based RESTful APIs. In our work, we resolve this limitation with the in-memory file system which provides a POSIX interface to the file system users and communicates with cloud object storages with RESTful APIs. In particular, our flush mechanism is compatible with existing file systems, as it is based on the swap mechanism of the Linux kernel. Our in-memory file system backed by cloud storage reduces the performance overheads and shows a better performance than S3QL by 57% in write operations. It also shows a comparable performance to tmpfs in read operations.

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1. 서론
2. 관련 연구
3. 제안하는 시스템
4. 실험 및 분석
5. 결론 및 향후 계획
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