Reducing contention and messaging traffic in a distributed shared caching for clustered file systems
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsLior Aronovich, Yair Toaff, Gil Paz, Ron Asher
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsLior Aronovich, Yair Toaff, Gil Paz, Ron Asher
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Systems. Methods, and Computer Program Products are provided managing global cache coherency and reducing contention and messaging traffic in a distributed shared caching for a clustered file systems (CFS). The CFS manages access to data segment space of the data segments shared between a cluster of nodes by using the file access component. A CFS disk space is partitioned into regions and disk objects are partitioned into groups. Each of the regions and the groups are assigned to a CFS agent residing on each one of the cluster of nodes.
A method for managing global cache coherency and reducing contention and messaging traffic in a distributed shared caching for clustered file systems (CFS), the CFS having a file access component that includes a cache and a distributed shared memory (DSM) module in a computing environment, the method comprising:
A system for managing global cache coherency and reducing contention and messaging traffic in a distributed shared caching for a clustered file systems (CFS), the system comprising:
A computer program product for managing global cache coherency and reducing contention and messaging traffic in a distributed shared caching for a clustered file systems (CFS), the CFS having a file access component that includes a cache and a distributed shared memory (DSM) module using a processor device, the CFS having a file access component that includes a cache and a distributed shared memory (DSM) module, and the computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having computer-readable program code portions stored therein, the computer-readable program code portions comprising:
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