一种基于参考历史记录的页面替换算法

Hong-Bin Tsai, C. Lei
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页面替换算法是现代操作系统的核心组件之一。它通过分析所引用页面的属性来决定从主存中取出哪个受害页面。然后将被驱逐的页移到内存层次结构中的后备存储中,并在再次引用时移回主内存。这种利用存储作为内存一部分的技术称为交换。然而,内存和存储之间存在着不小的性能差距。例如,固态硬盘(SSD)等永久存储的性能要比DRAM慢得多,例如写延迟时间更长[9]。因此,在主存和存储之间进行交换会导致系统性能明显下降。然而,更高的页面替换算法命中率意味着更少的I/O等待存储,从而获得更好的总体性能。在本文中,我们提出了一种基于日志的页面替换算法,该算法假设可以通过分析页面引用历史来获得更好的页面替换提示。该算法在一个窗口大小的日志中选择引用率最低的受害页面。仿真表明,我们的方法最多比传统的页面替换算法好11+。
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A page replacement algorithm based on frequency derived from reference history
Page replacement algorithm is one of the core components in modern operating systems. It decides which victim page to evict from main memory by analyzing attributes of pages referenced. The evicted page is then moved to backing store in the memory hierarchy, and moved back to main memory once referenced again. The technique that utilizes storage as part of memory is called swapping. However, there is a non-trivial performance gap between memory and storage. For example, performance of permanent storage like Solid-State Disk (SSD) is much slower, e.g. 104 longer write latency, than DRAM [9]. As a result, swapping between main memory and storage causes system performance to a discernible drop. Nevertheless, a higher hit ratio of page replacement algorithm implies less I/O waits to storage, and consequently a better performance overall. In this paper we propose a log-based page replacement algorithm that assumes better hints for page replacement can be approached through analysis of page reference history. The algorithm selects victim page that holds lowest reference rate in a window-sized log. A simulation shows that our method outperforms conventional page replacement algorithms by 11+ at best.
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