Sketching Volume Capacities in Deduplicated Storage
summary
Sketch-based estimators use content-defined sampling of chunk fingerprints (keep hashes whose leading bits meet a threshold, e.g. parameter 13) to represent a deduplicated system at tiny size and answer reclaimable capacity and attributed capacity queries, including cross-system migration cost. Algorithms track per-chunk volume references, apply scaled estimates from the sketch, and come with analytical error bounds (Chernoff-style) and empirical accuracy. Implementation runs off-box and is deployed on an IBM FlashSystem A9000.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 8:16Sketching
- 11:39Notes
- 15:03Deployment
- 16:36Analysis
- 18:57Data Center Optimization
- 20:51Conclusion
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