A Memory Architecture Design for High-Performance Cloud Computing

Li Qun Luo; Si Jin He

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.532-533.677

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A Memory Architecture Design for High-Performance Cloud Computing

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The advent of cloud is drastically changing the High Performance Computing (HPC) application scenarios. Current virtual machine-based IaaS architectures are not designed for HPC applications. This paper presents a new cloud oriented storage system by constructing a large scale memory grid in a distributed environment in order to support low latency data access of HPC applications. This Cloud Memory model is built through the implementation of a private virtual file system (PVFS) upon virtual operating system (OS) that allows HPC applications to access data in such a way that Cloud Memory can access local disks in the same fashion.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 532-533)

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Li Qun Luo, Si Jin He

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Cloud Memory, High Performance Computing, Private Virtual File System, Storage Space

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