Improving the Performance of the Distributed File System through Anticipated Parallel Processing

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Nathan Ragu
Nathan Ragu
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B. Rangaswamy
B. Rangaswamy
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Dr. N. Geethanjali
Dr. N. Geethanjali
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Dr. T. Ragunathan
Dr. T. Ragunathan
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In the emerging Big Data scenario, distributed File systems (DFSs) are used for storing and accessing information in a scalable manner. Many cloud computing systems use DFS as the main storage component. The Big Data applications de-ployed in cloud computing systems more frequently perform read operations and less frequently the write operations. So, improving the performance of read access has become an im-portant research issue in DFS. In the literature, many client side caching with appropriate pre fetching techniques are proposed for improving the performance read access in the DFS. A speculation-based approach which uses client side caching is also proposed in the literature for improving the performance of read access in the DFS. In this paper, we have proposed a new read algorithm for the DFS based on anticipated parallel processing. We have evaluated the per-formance of the proposed algorithm using mathematical and simulation methods and the results indicate that the pro-posed algorithm performs better than the speculation-based algorithm proposed in the literature.

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Nathan Ragu. 2015. \u201cImproving the Performance of the Distributed File System through Anticipated Parallel Processing\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - B: Cloud & Distributed GJCST-B Volume 15 (GJCST Volume 15 Issue B2): .

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In the emerging Big Data scenario, distributed File systems (DFSs) are used for storing and accessing information in a scalable manner. Many cloud computing systems use DFS as the main storage component. The Big Data applications de-ployed in cloud computing systems more frequently perform read operations and less frequently the write operations. So, improving the performance of read access has become an im-portant research issue in DFS. In the literature, many client side caching with appropriate pre fetching techniques are proposed for improving the performance read access in the DFS. A speculation-based approach which uses client side caching is also proposed in the literature for improving the performance of read access in the DFS. In this paper, we have proposed a new read algorithm for the DFS based on anticipated parallel processing. We have evaluated the per-formance of the proposed algorithm using mathematical and simulation methods and the results indicate that the pro-posed algorithm performs better than the speculation-based algorithm proposed in the literature.

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