access icon free An Application-Oriented Cache Allocation and Prefetching Method for Long-Running Applications in Distributed Storage Systems

Characteristics of long-running applications in cloud and big data environment are various and significantly influence the performance of cache systems. The gap between existing cache systems and the increasing performance requirements motivates us to propose the Application-oriented cache allocation and prefetching method (ACAP) to improve data access performance. An application-oriented cache allocation approach is designed based on hit count growth rates for a higher overall hit rate. Two application-oriented sequential prefetching approaches are proposed to improve the hit rate and prefetching accuracy by learning average read sizes of long-running applications. Based on correlation of data accesses, a parallelized correlated-directed prefetching approach is proposed to further increase the hit rate. Above approaches are intergrated to obtain the maximized hit rate and prefetching accuracy. Experimental results on 12 public real system traces show that ACAP achieves 14.03% (up to 33.82%) higher prefetching accuracy and 2.01% (up to 7.54%) higher hit rate compared with the best combination of baselines.

Inspec keywords: parallel processing; cloud computing; cache storage; resource allocation; Big Data

Other keywords: application-oriented sequential prefetching approaches; application-oriented cache allocation and prefetching method; cache systems; data access performance; cloud environment; hit count growth rates; application-oriented cache allocation approach; distributed storage systems; Big Data environment; parallelized correlated-directed prefetching approach

Subjects: Parallel software; Data handling techniques; Internet software; File organisation

http://iet.metastore.ingenta.com/content/journals/10.1049/cje.2019.05.004
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