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Linux Foundation

Redwood Storage Engine Update - FoundationDB's New B-Tree Based System

Linux Foundation via YouTube

Overview

Explore the latest developments in FoundationDB's Redwood storage engine in this 21-minute conference talk by Steve Atherton from Apple. Gain insights into the B-Tree based engine designed for higher I/O throughput and reduced on-disk footprints. Learn about current features, performance characteristics for various workloads, and potential caveats. Discover the project's status, including completed and pending tasks, and understand the impact of prefix compression on performance. Delve into the original and updated pager designs, and examine I/O patterns for writes, large GetRange operations, and deferred range clears. Conclude with a look at planned future optimizations to enhance Redwood's capabilities.

Syllabus

Intro
Redwood Overview
Status - What's done?
Status - What's not done?
Prefix Compression Performance
Pager - Original Design
Pager - Updated Design
I/O Patterns - Writes Redwood
VO Patterns - Large GetRange
I/O Patterns - Deferred Range Clear
Future Improvements
Conclusion

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