Method for performing disk array operations using a nonuniform stripe size mapping scheme
CA 2126754 A1 · Owner: Neufeld, E. David · Inventors: Neufeld, E. David
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A method and apparatus for improving disk performance in a disk array subsystem. A nonuniform mapping scheme is used wherein the disk array includes regions having varying sizes of data stripes. The disk array includes a region comprised of data stripes having a stripe size that corresponds to the size of the internal data structures frequently used by the file system, in addition to a region comprised of a number of data stripes having a larger stripe size which are used for general data storage. When a write operation occurs involving one of the data structures the data structure is preferably mapped to the small stripe region in the disk array having a size which matches the size of the …
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