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Strata: High-Performance Scalable Storage on Virtualized Non-volatile Memory

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Brendan Cully, Jake Wires, Dutch Meyer, Kevin Jamieson, Keir Fraser, Tim Deegan, Daniel Stodden, Geoffrey Lefebvre, Daniel Ferstay, and Andrew Warfield, Coho Data

Abstract: 

Strata is a commercial storage system designed around the high performance density of PCIe flash storage. We observe a parallel between the challenges introduced by this emerging flash hardware and the problems that were faced with underutilized server hardware about a decade ago. Borrowing ideas from hardware virtualization, we present a novel storage system design that partitions functionality into an address virtualization layer for high performance network-attached flash, and a hosted environment for implementing scalable protocol implementations. Our system targets the storage of virtual machine images for enterprise environments, and we demonstrate dynamic scale to over a million IO operations per second using NFSv3 in 13u of rack space, including switching.

Brendan Cully, Coho Data

Jake Wires, Coho Data

Dutch Meyer, Coho Data

Kevin Jamieson, Coho Data

Keir Fraser, Coho Data

Tim Deegan, Coho Data

Daniel Stodden, Coho Data

Geoffre Lefebvre, Coho Data

Daniel Ferstay, Coho Data

Andrew Warfield, Coho Data

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