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23 October 2009 Metadata management for CDP in object-based file system
Jie Yao, Qiang Cao, Jianzhong Huang
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Abstract
Object-based storage system integrates advantage of both NAS and SAN, can be applied in large-capacity, low-cost and large-scale storage systems which are built from commodity devices. Continuous data protection (CDP) is a methodology that continuously captures or tracks data modifications and stores changes independent of the primary data, enabling recovery points from any point in the past. An efficient file system optimized for CDP is needed to provide CDP feature in object-based storage system. In this thesis, a new metadata management method is present. All necessary meta data information are recorded when changes happened to file system. We have a journal-like data placement algorithm to store these metadata. Secondly, this metadata management method provides both CDP feature and Object-based feature. Two type write operations are analyzed to reduce storage space consumption. Object-based data allocation algorithm can take the advantage of distributed file system to concurrently process CDP operations over storage nodes. Thirdly, history revisions and recovery operations are discussed. Finally, the experiment test result is present and analyzed.
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Jie Yao, Qiang Cao, and Jianzhong Huang "Metadata management for CDP in object-based file system", Proc. SPIE 7517, Photonics and Optoelectronics Meetings (POEM) 2009: Optical Storage and New Storage Technologies, 751710 (23 October 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.843122
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KEYWORDS
Data storage

Data backup

Distributed computing

System integration

Analytical research

Data communications

Optoelectronics

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