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1 Non-Volatile Memory Through Customized Key-Value Stores Leonardo Mármol 1 Jorge Guerra 2 Marcos K. Aguilera 2 1 Florida International University 2 VMware L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 1 / 17

2 Characteristics of NVM Non-volatile Memory survives power cycles No need to restore from slow disks or flash High density Low latency Fine granularity updates Operates on individual words Access through load and store instructions L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 2 / 17

3 NVM Challenges Non-persistent caching Out-of-order flushes write-back caches Torn writes Updates bigger than 8 bytes are not atomic Complex interfaces flushing cache lines, using memory fences, etc. L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 3 / 17

4 Approaches to use NVM NVM Low-Latency High-Density Byte- Addressable Persistent Storage Memory Block Dev. Namespace Filesystem Transactions Sharing Pointers L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 4 / 17

5 Application Specific Solution We argue for consuming NVM through a transactional key-value store. Flexible Simple Performant L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 5 / 17

6 Case Study: VMware R Virtual San L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 6 / 17

7 metradb: Specialized KV Store for VSAN Organizes objects in Containers Provides a flat namespace for Containers Provides transactional update containers Only one active transaction per container Transactions do not expand to multiple containers Provides KV-Store like interface L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 7 / 17

8 metradb API Operation open(name, flags) remove(name) close(h) put(h, k, buf, len) get(h, k, buf, len) delete(h, k) commit(h) abort(h) Description open/create container, get handle remove container close a handle put key-value pair get key-value pair delete key-value pair commit transaction abort transaction L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 8 / 17

9 Transactions: How to do them? Undo Logging Update in-place Adds latency to critical path No easy way to batch and flush (poor cache locality) Data can be read from its original location Easy to implement Redo Logging Updates are buffered and applied at commit Batch flushes and sync (better cache locality) No latency added to the critical path Data may need to be read from the log Implementation is more complicated L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 9 / 17

10 Shadow Bitmaps: Handling Allocations L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 10 / 17

11 Shadow Bitmaps: Handling Allocations L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 10 / 17

12 Shadow Bitmaps: Handling Allocations L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 10 / 17

13 Shadow Bitmaps: Handling Allocations L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 10 / 17

14 Shadow Bitmaps: Handling Allocations L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 10 / 17

15 Shadow Bitmaps: Handling Allocations L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 10 / 17

16 Shadow Bitmaps: Handling Allocations L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 10 / 17

17 Implementing Transactions Redo logging Out-of-place updates Shadow data structures Idempotent commits Volatile metadata can be reconstructed from the logs Implicit start transaction Move the state of the KV Store from one consistent state to the next L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 11 / 17

18 Indexing: Which data structure to use? B+ Tree Higher latency for average operations Higher write amplification Predictable performance More difficult to implement Maintain key order Hash Table Low latency for average operation Lower write amplification Less predictable performance Easy to implement Does not maintain key order L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 12 / 17

19 Experimental Setup metradb is a user space library for GNU/Linux Linux Kernel v GB of RAM Intel XeonE v2 1.90GHz CPU 8 cores each with 2 hyper-threads NVM was simulated with memory mapped files EXT4 with DAX support L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 13 / 17

20 Comparison with NVML Avg Latency (µs) Get Put Delete metradb ctree btree rbtree htbl_atomic htbl_tx x Lower is better x 12-50x L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 14 / 17

21 Comparison with NVML Avg Latency (µs) Get Put Delete metradb ctree btree rbtree htbl_atomic htbl_tx x Lower is better x 12-50x L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 14 / 17

22 Comparison with NVML Avg Latency (µs) Get Put Delete metradb ctree btree rbtree htbl_atomic htbl_tx x Lower is better x 12-50x L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 14 / 17

23 Comparison with NVML Avg Latency (µs) Get Put Delete metradb ctree btree rbtree htbl_atomic htbl_tx x Lower is better x 12-50x L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 14 / 17

24 Comparison with NVML Avg Latency (µs) Get Put Delete metradb ctree btree rbtree htbl_atomic htbl_tx x Lower is better x 12-50x L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 14 / 17

25 Comparison with NVML Avg Latency (µs) Get Put Delete metradb ctree btree rbtree htbl_atomic htbl_tx x Lower is better x 12-50x L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 14 / 17

26 Throughput Scalability of metradb Relative Througput (Ops) Ideal Get Put Delete Higher is better Number of Containers / Threads Number of cores L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 15 / 17

27 Throughput Scalability of metradb Relative Througput (Ops) Ideal Get Put Delete Higher is better Number of Containers / Threads Number of cores L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 15 / 17

28 Summary We propose application to consume NVM through a middle layer For our application a key-value interface was sufficient This approach allows simplicity, easy adoptions of different NVM technologies, and fast development About 2.3K LOC Because our solution was tailored to our application, we achieved higher performance than more general solutions L. Mármol, J. Guerra, M. K. Aguilera (FIU and VMware) NVM Through Customized KV-Stores 16 / 17

29 Thank you! Leonardo Mármol

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