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Making cost-based query optimization asymmetry-aware
2012
Proceedings of the Eighth International Workshop on Data Management on New Hardware - DaMoN '12
The architecture and algorithms of database systems have been built around the properties of existing hardware technologies. Many such elementary design assumptions are 20-30 years old. Over the last five years we witness multiple new I/O technologies (e.g. Flash SSDs, NV-Memories) that have the potential of changing these assumptions. Some of the key technological differences to traditional spinning disk storage are: (i) asymmetric read/write performance; (ii) low latencies; (iii) fast random
doi:10.1145/2236584.2236588
dblp:conf/damon/BauschPB12
fatcat:h4x2wmpxujflhaxbkv3upvzwde