| Hippodrome: meeting performance and capacity goals |
HPL's storage team has a rich history of research to automate the
design and management of storage systems to meet performance and
capacity goals. Our most recent work in this area is the Hippodrome
system, which uses an iterative loop to analyze workload needs, design
a storage solution, and implement the solution.
Selected publications:
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Quickly finding near-optimal storage system designs
(PDF, 213KB), Eric
Anderson, Mahesh Kallahalla, Susan Spence, Ram Swaminathan, and Qian
Wang, ACM Transactions on Computer Systems (TOCS), 23(4):337-374,
November 2005.
- Hippodrome:
running circles around storage administration (PDF, 162KB), Eric Anderson,
Michael Hobbs, Kimberly Keeton, Susan Spence, Mustafa Uysal, and
Alistair Veitch, Proc. of Conf. on File and Storage Technology
(FAST'02), pp. 175-188, January 2002, Monterey, CA.
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Appia: automatic storage area network design
(PDF, 493KB), Julie Ward,
Michael O'Sullivan, Troy Shahoumian, and John Wilkes, Proc. of
FAST'02, pp. 203-217, January 2002, Monterey, CA.
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