Srinilta, Chutimet

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    Data placement in heterogeneous storage of short videos
    (2009-12-01)
    Jaipahkdee, W.
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    Srinilta, C.
    The overall service performance of I/O intensive system depends mainly on workload on its storage system. In heterogeneous storage environment where storage elements from different vendors with different capacity and performance are put together, workload should be distributed according to storage capability. This paper addresses data placement issue in short video sharing website. Workload contributed by a video is estimated by the number of views and life time span of existing videos in same category. Experiment was conducted on 42,000 video titles in six weeks. Result showed that the proposed algorithm distributed workload and maintained balance better than round robin and random algorithms.
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    Dynamic load balancing of short videos in heterogeneous storage environment
    (2010-12-01)
    Jaiphakdee, W.
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    Srinilta, C.
    Performance of storage system has great impact on overall performance of I/O intensive systems. Data distribution across storage devices affects storage performance directly. Data migration can degrade system performance. This paper focuses on data placement issue in heterogeneous tiers of storage devices storing YouTube videos. In addition to storage capability and current workload, our data placement algorithm also takes into account future workload. Future workload is estimated from video's characteristics. Workload in all storage tiers is dynamically adjusted to achieve balance at all times. Four data placement algorithms were used to distribute 16,314 videos across 3-tier storage system in the experiment. The proposed algorithm resulted in a more balance workload distribution compared to round robin and random algorithms.