CORFU

Author:

Balakrishnan Mahesh1,Malkhi Dahlia1,Davis John D.1,Prabhakaran Vijayan1,Wei Michael2,Wobber Ted1

Affiliation:

1. Microsoft Research Silicon Valley

2. University of California, San Diego

Abstract

CORFU is a global log which clients can append-to and read-from over a network. Internally, CORFU is distributed over a cluster of machines in such a way that there is no single I/O bottleneck to either appends or reads. Data is fully replicated for fault tolerance, and a modest cluster of about 16--32 machines with SSD drives can sustain 1 million 4-KByte operations per second. The CORFU log enabled the construction of a variety of distributed applications that require strong consistency at high speeds, such as databases, transactional key-value stores, replicated state machines, and metadata services.

Publisher

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

Subject

General Computer Science

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