Paper Notes
1.
benchmarks
1.1.
ssb
2.
bigdata
2.1.
mapreduce
2.2.
nephele
2.3.
dataflow model
2.4.
flink
2.5.
flink state management
3.
databases
3.1.
columnstores vs rowstores
3.2.
kv
3.2.1.
rocksdb cidr17
3.3.
mmdb
3.3.1.
mmdb overview
3.4.
oltp
3.4.1.
through the looking glass
3.4.2.
staring into the abyss
3.5.
olap
3.5.1.
lakehouse
3.5.2.
delta lake
3.5.3.
vertica
3.6.
htap
3.6.1.
greenplum
3.7.
optimizer
3.8.
executor
3.8.1.
volcano
3.9.
concurrency control
3.9.1.
evaluation of in-memory mvcc
3.10.
cdc
3.10.1.
dblog
3.11.
rum conjecture
4.
datalayout
4.1.
cstore
4.2.
cstore compression
4.3.
dremel
4.4.
rcfile
4.5.
orc
4.6.
table placement methods
5.
data structures
5.1.
btree family
5.1.1.
bw-tree
5.2.
hash table
5.2.1.
linear hashing
5.3.
trie family
5.3.1.
art
5.3.2.
hot
5.4.
bitmaps
5.4.1.
roaring bitmaps
5.5.
skip list
5.6.
bloom filter
6.
distributed system
6.1.
consensus
6.1.1.
flp
6.1.2.
paxos made simple
6.1.3.
paxos made live
6.1.4.
viewstamped replication
6.1.5.
zab
6.1.6.
paxos vs. vr vs. zab
6.1.7.
raft
6.1.8.
paxos vs raft
6.2.
scheduler
6.2.1.
borg
6.3.
primary backup
6.4.
chain replication
6.5.
bolosky
6.6.
holy grail
6.7.
chandy lamport
6.8.
asynchronous barrier snapshotting
6.9.
zookeeper
7.
filesystem
7.1.
gfs
7.2.
polarfs
8.
storage
8.1.
kv store
8.1.1.
dynamo
8.2.
kudu
8.3.
bluestore
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论文阅读笔记
data structures
B-Tree family
The Bw-Tree: A B-tree for New Hardware Platforms
Hash Table
Linear Hashing
Trie family
The Adaptive Radix Tree: ARTful Indexing for Main-Memory Databases
HOT: A Height Optimized Trie Index for Main-Memory Database Systems
Bitmaps
Better bitmap performance with Roaring bitmaps
Skip lists: a probabilistic alternative to balanced trees
Space/time trade-offs in hash coding with allowable errors