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Mixed-Media File Systems
Bosch, Hendrikus Gerardus Petrus (1999) Mixed-Media File Systems. thesis.
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| Abstract: | This thesis addresses the problem of implementing mixed-media storage systems. In this work a mixed-media file system is defined to be a system that stores both conventional (best-effort) file data and real-time continuous-media data.
Continuous-media data is usually bulky, and servers storing and retrieving many streams simultaneously require high throughput and capacity. To design a system that can support such bandwidth requirements, a thorough understanding is required of current I/O technology. An overview is given of commodity hardware that can be used for this purpose and performance experiments are presented that show how to use this hardware efficiently. |
| Item Type: | Thesis |
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| Link to this item: | http://purl.utwente.nl/publications/17919 |
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