HCCM: a novel cache consistence mechanism

Authors:
Luo Guangchun;Zhang Jun;Lu Xianliang;Lu Jun
Affiliations:
Information Center of UEST of China, ChengDu, China;Information Center of UEST of China, ChengDu, China;Information Center of UEST of China, ChengDu, China;Information Center of UEST of China, ChengDu, China
Venue:
ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review
Year:
2003

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Abstract

This paper presents a novel Hierarchical Cache Consistence Mechanism -- HCMM. HCMM is specially designed for the large scale distributed file system in WAN and can well adapt to work in WAN. HCMM uses hierarchical method to manage the consistence of caches, and can minimize the overhead of network communication and cache management. This paper also sets up a theory model to analyze the performance of HCMM. The results of theoretical analysis prove that the performance of HCMM is better than conventional cache consistence mechanism.