A method of controlling a storage device and a random access memory includes, when a size of write-requested data is greater than a threshold, writing the write-requested data in the storage device and writing an address of the storage device in which the write-requested data is written in the random access memory. When the size of the write-requested data is smaller than or equal to the threshold, the write-requested data is written in the random access memory. The threshold is correlated to a size greater than a size of an area allocated to store the address in the random access memory.

In accordance with an embodiment, described herein is a system and method for improving performance within a multidimensional database computing environment. A multidimensional database, utilizing a block storage option, performs numerous input/output (I/O) operations when executing calculations. To separate I/O operations from calculations, a background task queue is created to identify data blocks requiring I/O. The background task queue is utilized by background writer threads to execute the I/O operations in parallel with calculations.

System, method and computer program products for probing a hash table by receiving a compressed input key, computing a hash value for the compressed input key and probing one or more buckets in a hash table for a match. Each bucket includes multiple chunks. For a bucket in the hash table, chunks are searched in that bucket by comparing in parallel the hash value with multiple slots in each chunk, such that if a value in a chunk equals the hash value of the compressed input key, then a match is declared and a vector is returned with a significant bit of a matching slot in the bucket set to a value. If a value stored in a chunk corresponds to an empty slot, then a mismatch is declared, and the vector is returned as the result with the significant bit of a matching empty slot set to the value.

A method that may include determining, for each user of a group of users, a time difference between an event of a first type that is related to a storage of a user data unit of the user within a cache of a storage system and to an eviction of the user data unit from the cache, in response to (a) a service-level agreement (SLA) associated with the user and to (b) multiple data hit ratios associated with multiple different values of a time difference between events of the first type and evictions, from the cache, of multiple user data units of the user; and evicting from the cache, based upon the determination, one or more user data units associated with one or more users of the group.

A method and an apparatus for implementing a buffer cache for a persistent file system in a non-volatile memory is provided. A set of data is maintained in one or more extents in a non-volatile random-access memory (NVRAM) of a computing device. At least one buffer header is allocated in a dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) of the computing device. In response to a read request by a first process executing on the computing device to access one or more first data blocks in a first extent of the one or more extents, the first process is granted direct read access of the first extent in the NVRAM. A reference to the first extent in the NVRAM is stored in a first buffer header. The first buffer header is associated with the first process. The first process uses the first buffer header to directly access the one or more first data blocks in the NVRAM.

A data sync cache is maintained to facilitate syncing of child data objects between a first computing system and a second computing system. Responsive to successful syncing of a parent data object of a child data object by a first sync engine, parent object data sync information indicating that the parent data object was successfully synced is written to the data sync cache. Prior to initiating a sync of the child data object by a second sync engine different from the first sync engine, a cache lookup of the data sync cache is performed to determine if the sync information is contained therein. If the data sync cache includes the sync information, the child data object sync is initiated. In this manner, failed syncs of child data objects are reduced along with the expensive API calls to the second computing system that would otherwise be required to retry failed syncs.

A method, computer program product, and computer system for identifying, by a computing device, content in a first bucket in a first cache. It may be determined that a first portion of the content in the first bucket is a duplicate, wherein a second portion of the content in the first bucket may be unique. The first portion of the content in the first bucket may be deduplicated from the first cache. The second portion of the content may be stored in a second bucket in a second cache.

A method for mapping an object store may include storing a data entry within a mapping page for an object in the object store, wherein the data entry may include a key and a value, and the value may include an address for the object in the object store. The method may further include storing multiple data entries within the mapping page for multiple corresponding objects in the object store, wherein each data entry may include a key and one or more values for a corresponding object in the object store, and each value may include an address for the corresponding object in the object store. The data entries may be part of a mapping data structure which may include nodes, and each node may be stored within a mapping page.

A predictive cache system learns data access patterns to build a graph of related data items. A main cache hosted by a cache server is accessed by a cache client having a local cache. A request to the cache server for one of the related data items generates a response including some or all of the related data items, which are stored in the local cache and can be served locally for subsequent requests. Predictive cache behavior coexists with legacy non-predictive cache operation. Load on the cache server and aggregate latency are considerably reduced. Graphs can be specific to a particular context. Locally cached content can be distributed and reused by other cache clients. The predictive cache system is suitable for large-scale web applications. Variations are described.

An embodiment of the disclosure provides a method of integrating data across multiple data stores in a smart cache in order to provide data to one or more recipient systems. The method includes automatically ingesting diverse data from multiple data sources, automatically reconciling the ingested diverse data by updating semantic models based on the ingested diverse data, storing the ingested diverse data based on one or more classification of the data sources according to the semantic models, automatically generating scalable service endpoints which are semantically consistent according to the classification of the data sources, and responding to a call from the one or more recipient systems by providing data in the classification of the data sources.