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14.100 Storage Hierarchy 

Prof. Dr. Jens Dittrich, Big Data Analytics
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My book "Patterns in Data Management" is now available both as an ebook or a print book (with color graphics!). See: amzn.to/1Ts3rwx This book is not a standard textbook on database techniques. This book was written extending and complementing preexisting educational videos (including this one).
What are the properties of ideal computer memory? What is the core idea of the storage hierarchy? What is the relationship of storage capacity and access time to the distance to the computing core? What is the relationship of costs/bandwidth to the distance to the computing core? What are typical access times? How does this translate to relative distances? What are typical sizes of the different storage levels? How do they translate to relative distances? What are the tasks of each level of the storage hierarchy? How would I use a storage hierarchy to cache only reads? How do I use a storage hierachy to cache both reads and writes? What is inclusion? What is a data replacement strategy?
Video for my inverted classroom "Database Systems".
The complete list of videos and additional material is available at datenbankenlern...
Computer Science, Saarland University:
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Twix analogy inspired from:
duartes.org/gus....[retrieved Nov 8, 2013]
yet: I extended the analogy a bit
Cache latency numbers are based on this article:Performance Analysis Guide for Intel® CoreTM i7 Processor and Intel® XeonTM 5500 processorsBy Dr David Levinthal PhD. Version 1.0
software.intel.....
[retrieved Nov 8, 2013]

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Комментарии : 10   
@3trilogy
@3trilogy 10 лет назад
It helps the way you explain difficult concepts. Thank you
@jensdit
@jensdit 10 лет назад
thanks!
@tinebp
@tinebp 9 лет назад
Great presentation! Far better than what I had in class!
@briannielsen2002
@briannielsen2002 5 лет назад
This is good. Very good mini-lecture.
@rfvtgbzhn
@rfvtgbzhn 9 лет назад
60 ns for main memory was at EDO-RAM times. Now the average access time is more like 20-30 ns.
@rohitranjan2357
@rohitranjan2357 4 года назад
Thank you so much sir for such a beutiful explanation
@bezsez8193
@bezsez8193 7 лет назад
Dear Prof. Jens Dittrich, I should appreciate your efforts in advance. Plus, your teaching methodology suits me very well. Do you have also courses related to parallel computing? Best Regards, Behzad Sezari
@jensdit
@jensdit 7 лет назад
thanks! I don't have a course in parallel computing.
@ocamlmail
@ocamlmail 4 года назад
Hi! Isn't 60cycles is the same as 60ns? Isn't cycle = ns?
@AndreyLomakin
@AndreyLomakin 8 лет назад
Cool presentation. Thank you very much.
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