Rethinking the I/O Stack for Persistent Memory

Rethinking the I/O Stack for Persistent Memory

Modern operating systems have been designed around the hypotheses that (a) memory is both byte-addressable and volatile and (b) storage is block addressable and persistent. The arrival of new Persistent Memory (PM) technologies, has made these assumptions obsolete. Despite much of the recent work in...

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Main Author: Chowdhury, Mohammad Ataur Rahman
Format: Others
Published: FIU Digital Commons 2018
Subjects:
Persistent Memory
Storage Systems
Operating Systems
Persistent Containers
Computer and Systems Architecture
Computer Engineering
Computer Sciences
Data Storage Systems
OS and Networks
Software Engineering
Systems Architecture
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