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Pome: Parallelizing I/Os and Computations for Efficient LSM-tree-based Data Storage (opens in new tab)

CPU computations and I/O operations are fundamental to data storage systems. Storage systems conduct computations with their user threads, such as sorting data for orderliness. They handle I/Os mainly through system calls (syscalls) including file write, read, and fsync, which the OS's kernel threads perform with storage devices. Today, LSM-tree-based storage systems are widely deployed in production environments. Compaction is an essential ...

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