Host-side flash-based caching offers a promising new direction for optimizing access to
networked storage. Current work has argued for using host-side flash primarily as a read …

Disaster Recovery (DR) is a desirable feature for all enterprises, and a crucial one for many.
However, adoption of DR remains limited due to the stark tradeoffs it imposes. To recover an …

Data availability is a major challenge faced by today's Data Centers where a large number
of high performance servers are organized into racks interconnected by a switching network …

Critical data from different fields such as health-care, finance, and governance is being
stored digitally. Given that even well prepared events such as Super Bowls and large data …

High-bandwidth, semi-private optical lambda networks carry growing volumes of data on
behalf of large data centers, both in cloud computing environments and for scientific …

Online, remote, data replication is critical for today's enterprise IT organization. Availability of
data is key to the success of the organization. A few hours of downtime can cost from …

Protecting data on primary storage often requires creating secondary copies by periodically
replicating the data to external target systems. We analyze over 100,000 traces from 125 …

Over the past decade, the modern datacenter has reshaped the computing landscape by
providing a large scale consolidated platform that efficiently powers online services …

We propose Birds: a bare-metal recovery system for instant restoration of data services,
focusing on a general-purpose automatic backup-and-recovery approach to protect data …

This paper presents a new Disaster Recovery (DR) system, called Slogger, that differs from
prior works in two principle ways:(i) Slogger enables DR for a linearizable distributed data …