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Ensuring Cloud Data Reliability with Minimum Replication by Proactive Replica Checking

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posted on 2024-07-11, 07:19 authored by Wenhao Li, Yun YangYun Yang, Dong Yuan
Data reliability and storage costs are two primary concerns for current Cloud storage systems. To ensure data reliability, the widely used multi-replica (typically three) replication strategy in current Clouds incurs a huge extra storage consumption, resulting in a huge storage cost for data-intensive applications in the Cloud in particular. In order to reduce the Cloud storage consumption while meeting the data reliability requirement, in this paper we present a cost-effective data reliability management mechanism named PRCR based on a generalized data reliability model. By using a proactive replica checking approach, while the running overhead for PRCR is negligible, PRCR ensures reliability of the massive Cloud data with the minimum replication, which can also serve as a cost effectiveness benchmark for replication based approaches. Our simulation indicates that, compared with the conventional three-replica strategy, PRCR can reduce from one-third to two-thirds of the Cloud storage space consumption, hence significantly lowering the storage cost in a Cloud.

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ARC | DP110101340

ARC | LP130100324

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0018-9340

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IEEE Transactions on Computers

Volume

65

Issue

5

Pagination

1494-1506

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IEEE

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eng

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