To improve I/O speed and system performance of network storage devices, a special storage server that is an iSCSI-based network-attached storage server (iSCSI-based network-attached storage server, for short iNAS) is ...To improve I/O speed and system performance of network storage devices, a special storage server that is an iSCSI-based network-attached storage server (iSCSI-based network-attached storage server, for short iNAS) is designed. The iNAS can provide both the file I/O and the block I/O services by an iSCSI module, and it converges with the NAS and the SAN (storage area network). The iNAS improves the I/O speed by the direct data access (zero copy) between the RAID (redundant array of inexpensive disks) controller and the user-level memory. The iNAS integrates the multi-RAID for a single storage pool by a multi-stage stripping device driver, and it implements the storage virtualization. In the experiments, the iNAS has ultra-high-throughput for both the file I/O requests and the block I/O requests.展开更多
The paper proposes a novel hardware-based private information retrieval （HWPIR） protocol. By partially reshuffling previously accessed items in each round, instead of frequently reshuffling the whole database, the s...The paper proposes a novel hardware-based private information retrieval （HWPIR） protocol. By partially reshuffling previously accessed items in each round, instead of frequently reshuffling the whole database, the scheme makes better use of shuffled data copies and achieves the computation overhead at O（/N/K）,where N and k are the sizes of the database and secure storage respectively. For securestorage with moderate size, e.g. k = O（/N）, the overhead is 0（4/N）. The result is much better than the state-of-art schemes （as compared to e.g. O（log2N））. Without increasing response time and communication cost, the proposed protocol is truly practicable regardless of the database size. The security and preformance of the protocol is formally analyzed.展开更多
文摘To improve I/O speed and system performance of network storage devices, a special storage server that is an iSCSI-based network-attached storage server (iSCSI-based network-attached storage server, for short iNAS) is designed. The iNAS can provide both the file I/O and the block I/O services by an iSCSI module, and it converges with the NAS and the SAN (storage area network). The iNAS improves the I/O speed by the direct data access (zero copy) between the RAID (redundant array of inexpensive disks) controller and the user-level memory. The iNAS integrates the multi-RAID for a single storage pool by a multi-stage stripping device driver, and it implements the storage virtualization. In the experiments, the iNAS has ultra-high-throughput for both the file I/O requests and the block I/O requests.
文摘The paper proposes a novel hardware-based private information retrieval （HWPIR） protocol. By partially reshuffling previously accessed items in each round, instead of frequently reshuffling the whole database, the scheme makes better use of shuffled data copies and achieves the computation overhead at O（/N/K）,where N and k are the sizes of the database and secure storage respectively. For securestorage with moderate size, e.g. k = O（/N）, the overhead is 0（4/N）. The result is much better than the state-of-art schemes （as compared to e.g. O（log2N））. Without increasing response time and communication cost, the proposed protocol is truly practicable regardless of the database size. The security and preformance of the protocol is formally analyzed.
