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Pattern-Based Prefetching with Adaptive Cache Management Inside of Solid-State Drives
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This article proposes a pattern-based prefetching scheme with the support of adaptive cache management, at the flash translation layer of
solid-state drives
(
SSDs
). It works inside of SSDs and has features of OS dependence and uses transparency. Specifically, it first mines frequent block access patterns that reflect the correlation among the occurred I/O requests. Then, it compares the requests in the current time window with the identified patterns to direct prefetching data into the cache of SSDs. More importantly, to maximize the cache use efficiency, we build a mathematical model to adaptively determine the cache partition on the basis of I/O workload characteristics, for separately buffering the prefetched data and the written data. Experimental results show that our proposal can yield improvements on average read latency by
1.8
%–
36.5
% without noticeably increasing the write latency, in contrast to conventional SSD-inside prefetching schemes.
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