The Five-minute Rule Thirty Years Later and its Impact on the Storage Hierarchy
The Five-minute Rule Thirty Years Later and its Impact on the Storage Hierarchy
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三十年后的五分钟规则及其对存储层次结构的影响
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2017
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A. Ailamaki
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Raja Appuswamy;Renata Borovica;G. Graefe;A. Ailamaki
In 1987, Jim Gray and Gianfranco Putzolu put forth the five-minute rule for trading memory to reduce disk-based I/O on the then-current price–performance characteristics of DRAM and HDD. The five-minute rule has gained wide-spread acceptance since its introduction as an important rule-of-thumb in data engineering and has been revisited twice, once in 1997 to account for changes in technology and economic ratio of HDDs and DRAM, and again in 2007 to investigate the impact of NAND flash-based SSDs on the two-tier, DRAM–disk storage hierarchy. In this paper, we revisit the five-minute rule three decades since its introduction. First, we present changes that have dominated the storage hardware landscape in the last decade and recompute the break-even intervals for today’s multi-tiered storage hierarchy. Then, we present recent trends to predict properties of emerging hardware for the next decade, and use the five-minute rule and its methods to predict the implications of these trends on the design of data management systems.