Assise - Performance and Availability via NVM Colocation in a Distributed File System
Offered By: USENIX via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a groundbreaking conference talk from OSDI '20 that introduces Assise, a distributed file system leveraging non-volatile memory (NVM) colocation to revolutionize performance and availability. Delve into how Assise challenges traditional remote storage models by colocating computation with persistent memory modules (PMMs), offering applications significantly enhanced IO performance, rapid failover, and robust consistency. Discover the innovative persistent, replicated coherence protocol that manages client-local PMM as a linearizable and crash-recoverable cache. Learn how Assise maximizes locality for file IO operations and minimizes coherence overhead through operation-granularity consistency maintenance. Examine comparative performance results against systems like Ceph/BlueStore, NFS, and Octopus, showcasing Assise's impressive improvements in write latency, throughput, fail-over time, and scalability across various cloud applications and benchmarks.
Syllabus
OSDI '20 - Assise: Performance and Availability via NVM Colocation in a Distributed File System
Taught by
USENIX
Related Courses
GraphX - Graph Processing in a Distributed Dataflow FrameworkUSENIX via YouTube Theseus - An Experiment in Operating System Structure and State Management
USENIX via YouTube RedLeaf - Isolation and Communication in a Safe Operating System
USENIX via YouTube Microsecond Consensus for Microsecond Applications
USENIX via YouTube KungFu - Making Training in Distributed Machine Learning Adaptive
USENIX via YouTube