2005
Hardware-Conscious DBMS Architecture for Data-Intensive Applications
Publication
Publication
Presented at the
International Conference on Very Large Databases, Trondheim, Norway
Recent research shows that traditional database technology does not efficiently exploit the features of modern computer hardware. This problem is especially visible in the area of computationally-intensive applications, where specialized programs achieve performance orders of magnitude higher than DBMSs. In this article we present techniques that aim at bridging this gap. Three issues are discussed: efficient query execution on superscalar CPUs, optimizing disk bandwidth on commodity hardware, and exploiting the features of emerging multi-threaded and multi-core CPUs.
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| Very Large Data Base Endowment | |
| International Conference on Very Large Databases | |
| Organisation | Database Architectures |
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Zukowski, M. (2005). Hardware-Conscious DBMS Architecture for Data-Intensive Applications. In Proceedings of International conference on verly large data bases (VLDB) 2005 (pp. 1–5). Very Large Data Base Endowment. |
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