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ADAPT: An auxiliary storage data path toolkit

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Weisu Wang
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Christopher Meyers
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Robert Le Roy
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Sarah Diesburg
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An-I Andy Wang *
DOI:10.1016/j.sysarc.2020.101902delete
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The legacy storage data path is largely structured in black-box layers and has four major limitations: (1) functional redundancies across layers, (2) poor cross-layer coordination and data tracking, (3) presupposition of highlatency storage devices, and (4) poor support for new storage data models. While addressing all these limitations is a daunting challenge, we introduce ADAPT, an auxiliary storage data path toolkit that complements the legacy storage data path to help mitigate these limitations. This toolkit enables all storage layers to coordinate and track data using shared data structures constructed through the ADAPT API. Our case studies have shown that we can directly support applications such as a key-value store without going through the file system. We also built an ADAPT-based file system and prioritized caching to demonstrate the usability, extensibility, and robustness of ADAPT. In addition, we built per-file secure deletion via our ADAPT-based file system to demonstrate data-path-wide coordination and data tracking.
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Storage data path and file systems
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