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Comment #48170559
wow, 3 controllers and 3TB of RAM for cache is pretty wild. I wasn't aware of that design before. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #48170525
Thanks! The caption of Figure 1 lists the page size used by each system (i.e., the default configuration). We use different page sizes across systems, and as you said, it is a bit …
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Comment #48163803
If you are referring to controller-side NVRAM that sits before the SSDs at a higher layer, then yes, you are right that small writes can often be absorbed and consolidated there be…
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Comment #48163331
The end goal of the NoWA write pattern is conceptually similar to what you described, in the sense that NoWA tries to increase the chance that data becomes invalid together inside …
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Comment #48163195
All experiments in the paper were done using enterprise SSDs. Large write buffers inside the SSD can definitely help mask the performance degradation of slow flash writes by absorb…
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Comment #48158818
Thanks! I have not tested SQLite myself, but it would definitely be worthwhile to evaluate as well. SQLite would likely suffer from write amplification in a similar way as MySQL or…
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Comment #48158765
Thanks for pointing this out. I’ll add the reference to the arXiv version later. In our paper, we only evaluated with regular XFS (see Section 10.3, “What happens if a filesystem i…
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Comment #48157245
Hi, I’m the first author of the paper. Thanks for the interest and the kind comments. The extended version is available on arXiv if you’d like more details: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2…