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Author: Omonbek Salaev
Committee
Chair: Prof. Alan Kaminsky
Reader: Prof. Minseok Kwon
Observer: Prof. Manjeet Rege
Title: Parallel Datastore System for Parallel Java
Defense Date: January 22, 2010
Abstract: With the recent tremendous advances in processor and memory technology, disk and network input/output has become the bottleneck in high-performance computing for many applications. While the development of parallel file systems, which distribute individual files across multiple disks and servers, has helped to decrease the performance gap, most of the existing parallel file systems have drawbacks, such as complexity of the systems, platform limitations and lack of easy-to-use API.
This project aims to develop a flexible, easy-to-use parallel datastore system. The term "datastore" here refers to a general infrastructure capable of storing data.
The primary goal of this project is to design a parallel datastore system (PDS) and to implement it as an extension of the current I/O context of Professor Kaminsky's Parallel Java API.
Proposal: proposal.pdf
Report: report.pdf
Defense Presentation: presentation.pdf
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