QBox:保证黑匣子存储系统的I/O性能

Dimitris Skourtis, S. Kato, S. Brandt
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许多存储系统由具有不同类型工作负载和性能目标的多个客户端共享。为了在不过度供应的情况下实现性能目标,系统必须在客户机之间提供隔离。由于工作负载的混合和磁盘驱动器的状态性质,基于吞吐量的保留具有挑战性,导致可保留吞吐量低,而现有的基于利用率的解决方案需要对存储系统中的每个设备进行专门的I/O调度。Qbox是一种新的基于利用率的方法,适用于一般的黑盒存储系统,它强制执行利用率(间接地,吞吐量)要求,并提供客户端之间的隔离,而不需要专门的低级I/O调度。实验结果表明,Qbox提供了良好的隔离,并达到了客户端的目标利用率。
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QBox: guaranteeing I/O performance on black box storage systems
Many storage systems are shared by multiple clients with different types of workloads and performance targets. To achieve performance targets without over-provisioning, a system must provide isolation between clients. Throughput-based reservations are challenging due to the mix of workloads and the stateful nature of disk drives, leading to low reservable throughput, while existing utilization-based solutions require specialized I/O scheduling for each device in the storage system. Qbox is a new utilization-based approach for generic black box storage systems that enforces utilization (and, indirectly, throughput) requirements and provides isolation between clients, without specializedlow-level I/O scheduling. Our experimental results show that Qbox provides good isolation and achieves the target utilizations of its clients.
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