CSR: Small: System Support for SSD-Backed Recoverable Network Applications

CSR：小型：对 SSD 支持的可恢复网络应用程序的系统支持

• 批准号: 1217372
• 负责人: Michael Huang
• 金额: $ 40万
• 依托单位: University of Rochester
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2012
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2012-09-01 至 2017-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1217372&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: CSR; Small; System; Support; SSD

The massive hardware scale, labyrinthine software complexity, and tangled external interactions of networked systems conspire to undermine reliability: Scale increases the frequency of failures while interconnectedness exacerbates their consequences by turning local mishaps into global disasters. This project will establish new system support toward recoverable network applications on two foundations. In an individual machine, fast, simple application recovery can be greatly eased if the application state on the persistent storage is kept always consistent. Over a networked system, the fault-tolerance and global consistency can be better supported and reasoned if application components commit local state before emitting any output to others. The time is right for this effort, because emerging Flash-based solid-state disks (SSDs) promise to dramatically reduce the cost of required persistent state management. Research will proceed along three fronts: First, the project will design and implement a new operating system mechanism (fast synchronous logging without double writes) for failure-atomic, synchronous I/O on SSDs. Second, for broad applicability, this project will present the programmers with simple extensions of familiar POSIX interfaces. Third, to achieve efficiency and fairness, research will develop a new I/O resource manager that combines the classic fair queuing scheduling with SSD-oriented anticipatory I/O. Fast, simple failure recovery mechanisms developed in this project will enable high reliability for a broad range of networked applications that are critical to today's digital economy and society. This project will also involve industry collaboration, curriculum enhancement, and student training.

庞大的硬件规模、复杂的软件复杂性以及网络系统复杂的外部交互共同破坏了可靠性：规模增加了故障的频率，而互联性则通过将局部事故转化为全球灾难而加剧了其后果。 该项目将在两个基础上为可恢复的网络应用程序建立新的系统支持。 在单个计算机中，如果持久存储上的应用程序状态始终保持一致，则可以大大简化快速、简单的应用程序恢复。 在网络系统中，如果应用程序组件在向其他组件发送任何输出之前提交本地状态，则可以更好地支持容错和全局一致性。 现在正是进行这项工作的时候，因为新兴的基于闪存的固态硬盘（SSD）有望大幅降低所需的持久状态管理成本。 研究将沿着沿着三个方面进行：首先，该项目将设计和实现一种新的操作系统机制（快速同步日志记录，无双写），用于SSD上的故障原子同步I/O。 其次，为了广泛的适用性，这个项目将为程序员提供熟悉的POSIX接口的简单扩展。 第三，为了达到效率和公平性，研究将开发一种新的I/O资源管理器，它结合了经典的公平排队调度和面向SSD的预期I/O。 该项目开发的快速、简单的故障恢复机制将为对当今数字经济和社会至关重要的广泛网络应用提供高可靠性。 该项目还将涉及行业合作，课程改进和学生培训。