article · 1993
Huygens File Server: Storage Architecture
Peter Bosch, Peter Bosch, Sape Mullender, Sape Mullender, Tage Stabell-Kulø, Tage Stabell-kul
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The Huygens file server is a high-performance file server which is able to deliver multimedia data in a timely manner while also providing clients with ordinary "Unix" like file I/O. The file server integrates client machines, file servers and tertiary storage servers in the same storage architecture. The client's view on the storage system is a very large file system, while in practice it is built out of a hierarchy of storage devices with a single site semantics protocol. 1 Server Client Figure 1. Huygens File System configuration 1 Architecture The Huygens File Server will be deployed in the setting of the Pegasus project, that of distributed operating systems supporting multimedia applications. The Huygens File Server will have to cater both to the needs of multimedia applications --- high data rates with minimal jitter --- and those of distributed applications --- good consistency semantics, high reliability in the presence of failures. 1.1 Architectural Considerations HFS...
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Bosch, P., Bosch, P., Mullender, S., Mullender, S., Stabell-Kulø, T., & Stabell-kul, T. (1993). Huygens File Server: Storage Architecture.
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title = {{Huygens File Server: Storage Architecture}},
author = {Bosch, Peter and Bosch, Peter and Mullender, Sape and Mullender, Sape and Stabell-Kulø, Tage and Stabell-kul, Tage},
year = {1993}
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