Test of Time Award: Analysis of Data Corruption in the Storage Stack
summary
Analysis of telemetry covers 1.5 million drives and records 400,000+ corruptions detected as checksum mismatches. Nearline drives show an order-of-magnitude higher mismatch rate than enterprise disks, with spatial and temporal locality in errors. About 0.66% of some models develop corruption within 17 months of deployment. Results tie specific failure modes to checksums, scrubbing and two-drive protection adoption, and note the same corruption classes remain relevant as SSDs replace HDDs.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:48Pre-2007: Very Little Data on Disk Failures
- 1:452007-08: Large Scale Studies of Disk Failures
- 2:18An Analysis of Data Corruption: Highlights
- 4:41Impact and Relevance
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