Impact of Limpware on HDFS: A Probabilistic Estimation

11/13/2013
by   Thanh Do, et al.
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With the advent of cloud computing, thousands of machines are connected and managed collectively. This era is confronted with a new challenge: performance variability, primarily caused by large-scale management issues such as hardware failures, software bugs, and configuration mistakes. In our previous work we highlighted one overlooked cause: limpware - hardware whose performance degrades significantly compared to its specification. We showed that limpware can cause severe impact in current scale-out systems. In this report, we quantify how often these scenarios happen in Hadoop Distributed File System.

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