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Journal Articles
- 2003
[j3]Steven Kleiman:
DAFS: A New High-Performance Networked File System. ACM Queue 1(4): 70-79 (2003)- 1999
- [j2]Steve R. Kleiman, Scott Schoenthal, Alan Rowe, Steven H. Rodrigues, Arputham Benjamin:
Using NUMA interconnects for highly available filers. IEEE Micro 19(1): 42-48 (1999) - 1995
- [j1]Steven Kleiman, Joseph R. Eykholt:
Interrupts as Threads. ACM SIGOPS Oper. Syst. Rev. 29(2): 21-26 (1995)
Conference and Workshop Papers
- 2011
- [c13]Lakshmi N. Bairavasundaram, Gokul Soundararajan, Vipul Mathur, Kaladhar Voruganti, Steven Kleiman:
Italian for Beginners: The Next Steps for SLO-Based Management. HotStorage 2011 - 2007
- [c12]Steve Kleiman:
Trends in Managing Data at the Petabyte Scale. FAST 2007 - 2006
- [c11]Garth A. Gibson
, Steve Kleiman, Spencer Shepler, Harriet Covertson, Peter Honeyman, David Black, Roger L. Haskin, Rob Kelley, Michael Callahan, Sujal Patel, Shmuel Shottan:
High performance NFS - High performance NFS: facts and fictions. SC 2006: 68 - 2004
- [c10]Peter F. Corbett, Robert English, Atul Goel, Tomislav Grcanac, Steven Kleiman, James Leong, Sunitha Sankar:
Row-Diagonal Parity for Double Disk Failure Correction (Awarded Best Paper!). FAST 2004: 1-14 - 2003
- [c9]Matt DeBergalis, Peter F. Corbett, Steven Kleiman, Arthur Lent, Dave Noveck, Thomas Talpey, Mark Wittle:
The Direct Access File System. FAST 2003 - 2002
- [c8]R. Hugo Patterson, Stephen Manley, Mike Federwisch, Dave Hitz, Steven Kleiman, Shane Owara:
SnapMirror: File-System-Based Asynchronous Mirroring for Disaster Recovery. FAST 2002: 117-129 - 1999
- [c7]Norman C. Hutchinson, Stephen Manley, Mike Federwisch, Guy Harris, Dave Hitz, Steven Kleiman, Sean W. O'Malley:
Logical vs. Physical File System Backup. OSDI 1999: 239-249 - 1992
- [c6]Joseph R. Eykholt, Steve R. Kleiman, Steve Barton, Roger Faulkner, Anil Shivalingiah, Mark Smith, Jim Voll, Mary Weeks, Dock Williams:
Beyond Multiprocessing: Multithreading the SunOS Kernel. USENIX Summer 1992 - 1991
- [c5]Larry W. McVoy, Steve R. Kleiman:
Extent-like Performance from a UNIX File System. USENIX Winter 1991: 33-44 - [c4]M. L. Powell, Steve R. Kleiman, Steve Barton, Devang Shah, Dan Stein, Mary Weeks:
SunOS Multi-thread Architecture. USENIX Winter 1991: 65-80 - 1988
- [c3]Robert B. Garner, Anant Agrawal, Faye A. Briggs, Eric W. Brown, David Hough, Bill Joy, Steve R. Kleiman, Steven S. Muchnick, Masood Namjoo, David A. Patterson, Joan M. Pendleton, Richard Tuck:
The Scalable Processor Architecture (SPARC). COMPCON 1988: 278-283 - [c2]Steve R. Kleiman, Dock Williams:
SunOS on SPARC. COMPCON 1988: 289-295 - 1986
- [c1]Steve R. Kleiman:
Vnodes: An Architecture for Multiple File System Types in Sun UNIX. USENIX Summer 1986: 238-247
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