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QoS Support for End Users of I/O-intensive Applications using Shared Storage Systems

SESSION: Coordinating I/O

EVENT TYPE: Paper

TIME: 2:00PM - 2:30PM

AUTHOR(S):Xuechen Zhang, Kei Davis, Song Jiang

ROOM:TCC 305

ABSTRACT:
While the performance of compute-bound HPC applications can be effectively guaranteed, it remains a challenge to meet QoS requirements for end users of I/O-intensive applications using shared storage systems because it is difficult to differentiate I/O services for applications with individual quality requirements. Furthermore, it is difficult for end users to accurately specify performance goals to the storage using I/O-related metrics such as request latency or throughput. As access patterns, request rates, and the system workload change, a fixed I/O-performance goal, such as bounds on throughput or latency, can be expensive to achieve and may not provide performance guarantees such as bounded program execution time. In this paper we propose a scheme supporting end-users' QoS goals, specified in terms of program execution time, in shared storage environments. With an implementation in PVFS2 we show that this scheme can satisfy realistic end-user QoS requirements by making highly efficient use of I/O resources.

Chair/Author Details:

Xuechen Zhang - Wayne State University

Kei Davis - Los Alamos National Laboratory

Song Jiang - Wayne State University

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