Inho Song, Myounghoon Oh, B. Kim, Seehwan Yoo, Jaedong Lee, Jongmoo Choi
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ConfZNS : A Novel Emulator for Exploring Design Space of ZNS SSDs
The ZNS (Zoned NameSpace) interface shifts much of the storage maintenance responsibility to the host from the underlying SSDs (Solid-State Drives). In addition, it opens a new opportunity to exploit the internal parallelism of SSDs at both hardware and software levels. By orchestrating the mapping between zones and SSD-internal resources and by controlling zone allocation among threads, ZNS SSDs provide a distinct performance trade-off between parallelism and isolation. To understand and explore the design space of ZNS SSDs, we present ConfZNS (Configurable ZNS), an easy-to-configure and timing-accurate emulator based on QEMU. ConfZNS allows users to investigate a variety of ZNS SSD's internal architecture and how it performs with existing host software. We validate the accuracy of ConfZNS using real ZNS SSDs and explore performance characteristics of different ZNS SSD designs with real-world applications such as RocksDB, F2FS, and Docker environment.