SDI/ISTC Seminar Jiří Šimša Alluxio, Inc. Jiří is a software engineer at Alluxio, Inc. and one of the top committers and a project management committee member of the Alluxio open source project. Prior to working on Alluxio, he was a software engineer at Google, where he worked on a framework for the Internet of Things. Jiri is a CSD PhD program graduate and PDL alumnus. Go Pens! How Alluxio Accelerates Remote Storage I/O In this talk, we first introduce Alluxio, a memory-speed distributed storage system. Next, we enumerate the different types of I/O operations supported by Alluxio, contrasting their advantages and disadvantages with respect to performance and fault tolerance. We then zero in on asynchronous writes, which allow applications to write data to Alluxio at memory-speed (or network-speed for fault tolerance) while Alluxio asynchronously writes the data to remote storage. We highlight interesting design and implementation details and present experimental evaluation of performance and fault tolerance. Thursday May 4, 2017 RMCIC 4th Floor Panther Hollow Room 12:00 - 1:00 pm VISITOR HOST: Garth Gibson, [email protected] For more information or questions: Karen Lindenfelser, 8-6716, [email protected] http://www.pdl.cmu.edu/SDI/

SDI/ISTC Seminar€¦ · Alluxio, Inc. Jiří is a software engineer at Alluxio, Inc. and one of the top committers and a project management committee member of the Alluxio open source

Download PDF Report

Upload
others
View
2
Download
0

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

SDI/ISTC Seminar

Jiří ŠimšaAlluxio, Inc.

Jiří is a software engineer at Alluxio, Inc. and one of the

top committers and a project management

committee member of the Alluxio open source project. Prior to working on Alluxio, he was a software engineer

at Google, where he worked on a framework for the

Internet of Things. Jiri is a CSD PhD program graduate and PDL alumnus. Go Pens!

How Alluxio Accelerates Remote Storage I/O

In this talk, we first introduce Alluxio, a memory-speed distributed storage system. Next, we enumerate the different types of I/O operations supported by Alluxio, contrasting their advantages and disadvantages with respect to performance and fault tolerance. We then zero in on asynchronous writes, which allow applications to write data to Alluxio at memory-speed (or network-speed for fault tolerance) while Alluxio asynchronously writes the data to remote storage. We highlight interesting design and implementation details and present experimental evaluation of performance and fault tolerance.

ThursdayMay 4, 2017

RMCIC 4th FloorPanther Hollow Room

12:00 - 1:00 pm

VISITOR HOST: Garth Gibson, [email protected] more information or questions:

Karen Lindenfelser, 8-6716, [email protected]://www.pdl.cmu.edu/SDI/