Taming the cloud object storage with MOS

Ali Anwar, Yue Cheng, Aayush Gupta, Ali R. Butt
2015 Proceedings of the 10th Parallel Data Storage Workshop on - PDSW '15  
Cloud object stores have become the most widely used form of cloud storage in recent years. They combine key advantages such as high availability, elasticity and a pay-as-yougo pricing model, which allows applications to scale as the usage increases or decreases, with HTTP-based RESTful APIs for data management. Cloud object stores today are deployed using a single set of configuration parameters for all different types of applications. This homogeneous setup results in all applications
more » ... cing the same service level (e.g., data transfer throughput, etc.). However, the vast variety of applications expose extremely different latency and throughput requirements. To this end, we propose MOS, a Micro Object Storage architecture with independently configured microstores each tuned dynamically for a particular type of workload.
doi:10.1145/2834976.2834980 dblp:conf/sc/AnwarCGB15 fatcat:l6emraga3bazpknjdogdbtkd5m