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NLOV: An Innovative Object-Oriented Storage System Based on BerkeleyDB

An object-oriented storage system NLOV (network logical object volume) based on BerkeleyDB is implemented. It provides a block level object-oriented storage interface. It uses NBD and AOE as transport protocols and supports interoperation between the two protocols. Compared with other object-oriented storage system, such as Lustre and Ceph, NLOV has good simplicity, better flexibility and applicability. Some experiments are also done to examine the performance of NLOV.

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