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InfiniFS - An Efficient Metadata Service for Large-Scale Distributed Filesystems

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Overview

This course aims to teach learners about an efficient metadata service for large-scale distributed filesystems. The learning outcomes include understanding the challenges of maintaining filesystem metadata in modern datacenters, and learning about key techniques such as access-content decoupled partitioning, speculative path resolution, and optimistic access metadata cache. The course teaches skills in designing and implementing metadata services for extremely large-scale directory trees. The teaching method involves presenting the challenges, proposed solutions, architecture, and key designs through a syllabus that covers topics like filesystem metadata, scalability, and conclusion. The intended audience for this course includes computer science professionals, researchers, and students interested in distributed systems and filesystems.

Syllabus

Intro
Outline
Large-Scale Distributed Filesystem
Filesystem Metadata
Challenges of efficient Metadata Service
InfiniFS Architecture
Key Designs
1. Access-Content Decoupled Partitioning
2. Speculative Path Resolution
Scalability
Breakdown
Conclusion

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