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is not feasible in real-life systems), SARC uses prefetching for sequential workloads.
Sequential access patterns naturally arise in video-on-demand, database scans, copy,
backup, and recovery. The goal of sequential prefetching is to detect sequential access and
effectively pre-load the cache with data so as to minimize cache misses.
For prefetching, the cache management uses tracks. To detect a sequential access pattern,
counters are maintained with every track, to record if a track has been accessed together with
its predecessor. Sequential prefetching becomes active only when these counters suggest a
sequential access pattern. In this manner, the DS6000/DS8000 monitors application read-I/O
patterns and dynamically determines whether it is optimal to stage into cache one of the
following:
Just the page requested.
That page requested plus remaining data on the disk track.
An entire disk track (or a set of disk tracks) which has (have) not yet been requested.
The decision of when and what to prefetch is essentially made on a per-application basis
(rather than a system-wide basis) to be sensitive to the different data reference patterns of
different applications that can be running concurrently.
To decide which pages are evicted when the cache is full, sequential and random
(non-sequential) data is separated into different lists (see Figure 2-5). A page which has been
brought into the cache by simple demand paging is added to the MRU (Most Recently Used)
head of the RANDOM list. Without further I/O access, it goes down to the LRU (Least
Recently Used) bottom. A page which has been brought into the cache by a sequential
access or by sequential prefetching is added to the MRU head of the SEQ list and then goes
in that list. Additional rules control the migration of pages between the lists to not keep the
same pages twice in memory.
Figure 2-5 Cache lists of the SARC algorithm for random and sequential data
To follow workload changes, the algorithm trades cache space between the RANDOM and
SEQ lists dynamically and adaptively. This makes SARC scan-resistant, so that one-time
sequential requests do not pollute the whole cache. SARC maintains a desired size
parameter for the sequential list. The desired size is continually adapted in response to the
workload. Specifically, if the bottom portion of the SEQ list is found to be more valuable than
the bottom portion of the RANDOM list, then the desired size is increased; otherwise, the
desired size is decreased. The constant adaptation strives to make the optimal use of limited
RANDOM
LRU
MRU
RANDOM bottom
SEQ
LRU
MRU
SEQ bottom
Desired size
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- LSS X'18' 100
- DB2-test 100
- 4.2.7 Address groups 101
- 4.2.8 Volume access 101
- Host attachment 102
- Volume group 102
- 4.2.10 Placement of data 104
- Host LVM volume 105
- 5.1 DS6000 highlights 108
- 5.1.2 DS6000 Model 1750-EX1 109
- Loop 0) 111
- Loop 1) 111
- Controller 0 112
- Controller 1 112
- Copy Services 113
- 6.2 Copy Services functions 114
- Source Target 115
- 6.2.2 FlashCopy options 116
- Incremental FlashCopy 117
- Waiting write operation 119
- FlashCopy to 120
- PPRC Primary 120
- Persistent FlashCopy 121
- Global Copy (PPRC-XD) 122
- Server write 123
- Write to secondary 123
- (non-synchronously) 123
- Write acknowledge 123
- How Global Mirror works 124
- Global Mirror - How it works 125
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