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Measuring Persistent Object Systems

Measurements of persistent systems are reported. A discussion of issues and criteria that should guide measurements and their interpretation is initiated. Measurements which may inform the engineering of persistent object stores are discussed and in particular a proposal is made for the formulation of laws governing the behaviour of persistent object stores. Some initial laws are presented. Experiments examining adherence to these laws are briefly reported.

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