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Build Object-Based Filesystem Into Linux: Technical Report (LCX-SSRC-2002-09)
White Paper The performance of OBFS is two times as good as that of EXT2 and is better than some other filesystems, such as XFS, when OBFS is designed as a separate filesystem, but not a filesystem under VFS(Virtual Filesystem) of Linux. [01 Apr 2007]
Scalable, Fault-Tolerant NAS for Oracle - The Next Generation: Introducing the HP Enterprise File Services Cluster Gateway for Oracle Database Deployments
White Paper This paper has briefly covered the compelling reasons why a SAN gateway product is a good way to present filesystems via NFS to the Oracle servers. The paper also has covered the caveats associated with different NAS architectures. [21 Feb 2007]
Oracle 10g RAC Deployment on AIX Using VERITAS Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC
White Paper VERITAS Storage Foundation for Oracle Real Application Clusters (SFRAC) provides an integrated solution stack for using clustered filesystems with Oracle RAC on AIX, as an alternative to using raw logical volumes, Automatic Storage Management (ASM... [18 Feb 2007]
XML Storage Models: One Size Does Not Fit All
White Paper Like many of the protocols, filesystems, and technologies of the World Wide Web, eXtensible Markup Language (XML) has gone from humble beginnings to widespread implementation in a comparatively short period of time. [13 Oct 2006]
Testing SMP Kernel Modules With UML
White Paper An instance of Linux - a full Linux kernel running with its own complete directory tree, device nodes, filesystems, etc.as needed - runs in non-privileged user mode as an application. UML was developed as a new Linux architecture, although it doesn... [13 Feb 2005]
Forcibly Unmounting NFS Filesystems
The purpose of this white paper is to describe the various tools and methodologies available to HP-UX systems administrators to combat the situation where NFS filesystems have become "hung" and need to be unmounted. [16 Nov 2004]
Forcibly Unmounting NFS Filesystems
White Paper The purpose of this white paper is to describe the various tools and methodologies available to HP-UX systems administrators to combat the situation where NFS filesystems have become "hung" and need to be unmounted. [15 Nov 2004]
Linux Filesystem Performance Comparison for OLTP With Ext2, Ext3, Raw, and OCFS on Direct-Attached Disks Using Oracle 9i Release 2
White Paper In general, filesystems store and manage structured information on disk partitions, which vary in size depending on the configuration and needs of the applications. Filesystems are generally such a crucial part of computer systems that the... [01 Jul 2004]
Databases and Filesystems ; Architecture of the Enterprise Web
White Paper The challenge in designing all enterprise Web sites is to adopt an architecture that will support the complex demands of data storage, update, management, and integration in a high-speed, dynamic environment. [24 Feb 2004]
Moving Large Filesystems On-Line, Including Exiting HSM Filesystems
White Paper Since the advent of Logical Volume Managers [LVM], larger individual disk drives, and high uptime expectations, it is no longer possible at some sites to schedule downtime windows long enough to move some very large or very critical filesystems to... [24 Feb 2004]
Modern File Systems and Storage
White Paper This Whitepaper explores some of the advances in filesystems and storage technology that will propel high-performance computing into the next millennium and aims at being a field guide for enterprise storage managers. [24 Feb 2004]
The Challenges of Integrating the Unix and Mac OS Environments
White Paper The capabilities of the available filesystems, the networking protocols, and the user/system model are profoundly varied, often in ways, which cannot be rectified without changing the architecture of system components. [24 Feb 2004]
Understanding Unix File Systems
White Paper Most filesystems use the concept of fragments.A fragment is a logical division of a block. Each fragment will be assigned an address so it can have an entry in the filesystem table. As a simple example, a filesystem may choose to divide each... [24 Feb 2004]
Collaborative Data Sharing in Complex Work Environments - the Storage Resource Broker
White Paper SRB provides applications and clients with a uniform interface to access heterogeneous distributed storage resources, including filesystems, databases, and archival storage. This paper describes the architecture and capabilities of the Storage... [24 Feb 2004]
