TABLEFS: Embedding a NoSQL database inside the local file system

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Conventional file systems are optimzed for large file transfers instead of workloads that are dominated by metadata and small file accesses. This paper examines using techniques adopted from NoSQL databases to manage file system metadata and small files, which feature high rates of change and efficient out-of-core data representation. A FUSE file system prototype was built by storing file system metadata and small files into a modern key-value store: LevelDB. We demonstrate that such techniques can improve the performance of modern local file systems in Linux for workloads dominated by metadata and tiny files. © 2012 DSI.

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Ren, K., & Gibson, G. (2012). TABLEFS: Embedding a NoSQL database inside the local file system. In 2012 Digest APMRC - Asia-Pacific Magnetic Recording Conference: A Strong Tradition. An Exciting New Look!

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