4th Annual Workshop & Retreat
September 29 - October 1, 1996

Agenda

• The Benefit of a Few Disks, Hugo Patterson
• Trace-Drive Comparisons of Prefetching Algorithms: Single and
  Multiple Processes, Andrew Tomkins
• Speculative Execution to Generate Hints for TIP, Eka Ginting
• Informed Prefetching in a Networked Environment, David Rochberg
• Transactional Disk Storage, Bill Courtright
• Resource Management for Application-Aware Integrated Services Networks, Hui Zhang
• Effects of Buffering Semantics on I/O Performance, Jose Brustoloni
• The Scalable I/O Low-Level API: A Portable Programming Interface for
  Parallel File Systems, Chris Demetriou
• Routing High-Bandwidth Traffic in Max-Min Fair Share Networks, Qingming Ma
• A Digital Video Server for NASD, Marc Unangst
• Network-Attached Secure Disks (NASD) Motivation, Taxonomy and Status, Garth Gibson
• Exploring NASD Architectural Issues, Eugene Feinberg
• NASD Prototype Architecture, Jim Zelenka
• Understanding Customer Dissatisfaction with Underutilized
  Distributed File Servers, Erik Riedel
• Storage Systems: Automatic Design for Availability, Khalili Amiri
• Building Scalable Distributed File Systems by Dynamically
  Distributing File Servers, Fay Chang
• Server Off-Loading in NASD, Berend Ozceri
• NASD Security Overview, Howard Gobioff
• Microelectromechanical Systems for Direct Access Data Storage, Richard Carley
• Storage: From Paralle to Intelligent, Garth Gibson
  
  
  

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