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LinnOS: Predictability on Unpredictable Flash Storage with a Light Neural Network

Mingzhe Hao, Levent Toksoz, Nanqinqin Li, Edward Edberg Halimt, Henry Hoffmann, Haryadi S. Gunawi

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 14TH USENIX SYMPOSIUM ON OPERATING SYSTEMS DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION (OSDI '20)(2020)

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Abstract
This paper presents LinnOS, an operating system that lever-ages a light neural network for inferring SSD performance at a very fine-per-IO-granularity and helps parallel storage applications achieve performance predictability. LinnOS supports black-box devices and real production traces without requiring any extra input from users, while outperforming industrial mechanisms and other approaches. Our evaluation shows that, compared to hedging and heuristic-based methods, LinnOS improves the average I/O latencies by 9.6-79.6% with 87-97% inference accuracy and 4-6 mu s inference overhead for each I/O, demonstrating that it is possible to incorporate machine learning inside operating systems for real-time decision-making.
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Flash Memory,Distributed Storage,Ray Tracing,NAND Flash Memory,Visualization
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