Storage Management Systems for Organizationally Distributed Environments PLGrid PLUS Case Study
Abstract
With the increasing amount of data the research community is facing problems with methods of effectively accessing, storing, and processing data in large scale and geographically distributed environments. This paper addresses major data management issues, in particular use cases and scenarios (on the basis of Polish research community organized around the PLGrid PLUS Project) and discusses architectures of data storage management systems available in both PL-Grid and other similar federated environments. On that basis, a concept of a new meta storage system, named VeilFS, is presented. The proposed system unifies file access methods for geographically distributed large scale systems and hides complexity of data access and management in such environments. However, it should be emphasized that the main purpose of this article is identification and discussion about users’ requirements and existing solutions. The VeilFS system will be described in detail in the future.
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@inproceedings{slota_storage_2013,
title = {Storage Management Systems for Organizationally Distributed Environments PLGrid PLUS Case Study},
author = {Renata Słota and Łukasz Dutka and Michał Wrzeszcz and Bartosz Kryza and Darin Nikolow and Dariusz Król and Jacek Kitowski},
booktitle = {Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics : 10th international conference, PPAM 2013 : Warsaw, Poland, September 8–11, 2013 : revised selected papers, Pt. 1},
editor = {Roman Wyrzykowski and Jack Dongarra and Konrad Karczewski and Jerzy Waśniewski},
year = {2013},
pages = {724--733},
issn = {0302-9743},
} Renata Słota, Łukasz Dutka, Michał Wrzeszcz, Bartosz Kryza, Darin Nikolow, Dariusz Król, Jacek Kitowski, Storage Management Systems for Organizationally Distributed Environments PLGrid PLUS Case Study, Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics : 10th international conference, PPAM 2013 : Warsaw, Poland, September 8–11, 2013 : revised selected papers, Pt. 1, 2013, Pages 724-733, ISSN 0302-9743