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The processing parallelism of I/O requests has been widely explored in studying the performance difference between microprocessors and I/O devices. In this paper, a two-version multi-granularity protocol is proposed to maximize the controller concurrency of storage systems and to improve system performance. The concept of multi-granularity is explored in this paper by considering the hierarchical structure of such systems using stripes, blocks, etc. Synchronization based on two versions of data is adopted to favor read operations. The proposed protocol is evaluated over realistic traces with different configurations, such as using varying number of controllers and different disk performance model.
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Tsai, CC., Chen, YS., Kuo, TW. (2011). A Distributed Two-Version Multi-Granularity Locking Protocol for Multi-Controller Storage Systems. In: Shin, S., Gantenbein, R., Kuo, TW., Hong, J. (eds) Reliable and Autonomous Computational Science. Autonomic Systems. Springer, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-0031-0_1
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