Layering a DBMS on a DHT-Based Storage Engine
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https://doi.org/10.5753/jidm.2011.1386Keywords:
cloud database, DHT, P2P, storage engineAbstract
This article proposes an architecture for integrating a relational database management system (DBMS) with a distributed hash table (DHT). Systems developed based on this architecture provide functionalities of DHTs, such as scalability, decentralization and fault tolerance, combined with a high level query language provided by a DBMS. The main component of this architecture is the storage engine, responsible for implementing the interface between an SQL query processor and a DHT. We have implemented a system based on the MySQL DBMS and the Bamboo DHT, and conducted an experimental studyto investigate two issues. The first determines the impact of developing an indexing structure for processing range queries. The second investigates two approaches for mapping relations to DHT's key-value pairs: vertical and horizontal partition of relations.
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Published
2011-08-12
How to Cite
Ribas, E. A., Uba, R., Reinaldo, A. P., de Campos Jr., A., Arnaut, D., & Hara, C. (2011). Layering a DBMS on a DHT-Based Storage Engine. Journal of Information and Data Management, 2(1), 59. https://doi.org/10.5753/jidm.2011.1386
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SBBD 2010 Short Papers