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Understanding the Performance of Ceph Block Storage for Hyper-Converged Cloud with All Flash Storage
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2018
arXiv
pre-print
Hyper-converged cloud refers to an architecture that an operator runs compute and storage services on the same set of physical servers. Although the hyper-converged design comes with a number of benefits, it makes crucial operational tasks, such as capacity planning and cost analysis, fairly complicated. The problem becomes more onerous if we consider a complex distributed system, such as Ceph, for the cloud with the proliferation of SSD drives. In this paper, we aim to answer some of these
arXiv:1802.08102v1
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