Flash is a type of Electronically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM).
Different from traditional magnetic disks, flash memories have no moving parts and are …

Recently, storage systems have observed a great leap in performance, reliability,
endurance, and cost, due to the advance in non-volatile memory technologies, such as …

A significant amount of source code in software systems consists of comments, ie, parts of
the code which are ignored by the compiler. Comments in code represent a main source for …

Flash memories are in ubiquitous use for storage on sensor nodes, mobile devices, and
enterprise servers. However, they present significant challenges in designing tree indexes …

The increasing volume of time-based generated data and the shift in storage technologies
suggest that we might need to reconsider indexing. Several workloads-like social and …

Flash is a type of electronically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM),
which has many advantages over traditional magnetic disks, such as lower access latency …

If the data density of magnetic disks is to continue its current 30-50% annual growth, new
recording techniques are required. Among the actively considered options, shingled writing …

Key-value data structures constitute the core of any datadriven system. They provide the
means to store, search, and modify data residing at various levels of the storage and …

Key-value stores (KV) have become one of the main components of the modern storage and
data processing system stack. With the increasing need for timely data analysis …

Storage Class Memory (SCM) has become increasingly popular in enterprise systems as
well as embedded and mobile systems. However, replacing hard drives with SCMs in …