Real-time shared disk system for computer clusters

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Shared memory area

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C709S212000, C710S039000, C710S040000, C711S151000, C711S158000, C725S087000, C725S092000, C725S097000

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06877072

ABSTRACT:
A clustered computer system includes a shared data storage system, preferably a virtual shared disk (VSD) memory system, to which the computers in the cluster write data and from which the computers read data, using data access requests. The data access requests can be associated with deadlines, and individual storage devices in the shared storage system satisfy competing requests based on the deadlines of the requests. The deadlines can be updated and requests can be killed, to facilitate real time data access for, e.g., multimedia applications such as video on demand.

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