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Efficient and Consistent NVMM Cache for SSD-Based File System

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Youmin Chen
陆游游 (Youyou Lu)
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陈培 (Pei Chen)
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舒继武 (Jiwu Shu) *
DOI:10.1109/TC.2018.2870137delete
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Buffer caching is an effective approach to improve the system performance and extend the lifetime of SSDs. However, the frequent synchronization operations in most real-world applications limit such advantages. This paper proposes to adopt emerging non-volatile main memories (NVMMs) to relieve the above problems while achieving both efficient and consistent cache management. To this end, an adaptive fine-grained cache (AFCM) scheme is proposed, which is motivated by our observation that the file data in many synchronized pages is partially updated for a wide range of workloads, implying that fine-grained cache management can save the NVMM cache space wasted by the clean parts. To reduce the cache index overhead introduced by fine-grained cache management, AFCM employs a Hybrid Cache based on DRAM and NVMM, with which the normal read and write operations are served without performance penalty. We also propose the Transactional Copy-on-Write mechanism to guarantee the crash consistency of both NVMM cache space and file system image. Our experimental results show that AFCM provides up to 84 percent performance improvement and 63 percent SSD write reduction on average compared to the conventional coarse-grained cache management scheme.
Keyword:
Solid state drive
non-volatile memory
file system
cache management
crash consistency
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