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Performance measurement of a parallel Input/Output system for the Intel iPSC/2 Hypercube
1991
Performance Evaluation Review
The Intel Concurrent File System (CFS) for the iPSC/2 hypercube is one of the first production file systems to utilize the dechtstering of large files across numbers of disks to improve I/O performance. The CFS also makes use of dedicated I/O nodes, operating asynchronously, which provide tile caching and prefetching. Processing of I/O requests is distributed between the compute node that initiates the request and the IfO nodes that service the request. The effects of the various design
doi:10.1145/107972.107990
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