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|title=<nowiki>KVACCEL: A Novel Write Accelerator for LSM-Tree-Based KV Stores with Host-SSD Collaboration</nowiki>
|title=<nowiki>KVACCEL: A Novel Write Accelerator for LSM-Tree-Based KV Stores with Host-SSD Collaboration</nowiki>
|question=<nowiki>What problem, design, and evaluation does this paper present?</nowiki>
|question=<nowiki>Can one SSD support both block and key-value paths while accelerating LSM-tree writes without violating consistency?</nowiki>
|attempt=<nowiki>Paper metadata record; method and artifact details are pending full-text review.</nowiki>
|attempt=<nowiki>KVACCEL partitions NAND between block and KV interfaces, uses the KV region as a temporary write buffer, and adds an in-device LSM buffer plus range-scan iterator.</nowiki>
|context=<nowiki>Venue: IPDPS. Year: 2025.</nowiki>
|context=<nowiki>Venue: IPDPS. Year: 2025.
|observation=<nowiki>Bibliographic metadata only; reported results are pending full-text review.</nowiki>
 
|interpretation=<nowiki>No technical interpretation has been assigned.</nowiki>
Host-managed LSM stores suffer write stalls and overhead, while KV SSDs alone do not preserve the conventional block interface.
|reusable_lesson=<nowiki>Pending full-text review.</nowiki>
 
|applicability=<nowiki>storage systems; precise applicability is pending full-text review.</nowiki>
Verification: conference paper PDF, DOI metadata, and arXiv preprint; confidence=high.</nowiki>
|observation=<nowiki>workloads=write-intensive and mixed read/write key-value workloads; baselines=ADOC and conventional paths; metrics=throughput and CPU efficiency; results=up to 17% throughput gain on write-intensive workloads; comparable mixed-workload performance</nowiki>
|interpretation=<nowiki>A KV namespace can act as a pressure-relief tier for the host LSM while block compatibility is retained.</nowiki>
|reusable_lesson=<nowiki>Use device interfaces according to data lifetime and write-path urgency, with an explicit reconciliation protocol.</nowiki>
|applicability=<nowiki>LSM-based stores on programmable dual-interface SSDs.
 
Limits: Requires modified dual-interface SSD firmware; the headline gain is for write-intensive workloads.</nowiki>
|confidence=<nowiki>high</nowiki>
|confidence=<nowiki>high</nowiki>
|evidence=<nowiki>KVACCEL: A Novel Write Accelerator for LSM-Tree-Based KV Stores with Host-SSD Collaboration. IPDPS 2025.</nowiki>
|evidence=<nowiki>KVACCEL: A Novel Write Accelerator for LSM-Tree-Based KV Stores with Host-SSD Collaboration. IPDPS 2025.</nowiki>
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|review_state=<nowiki>Draft</nowiki>
|review_state=<nowiki>Draft</nowiki>
|created_at=<nowiki>2026-07-16T14:58:42.593898Z</nowiki>
|created_at=<nowiki>2026-07-16T14:58:42.593898Z</nowiki>
|updated_at=<nowiki>2026-07-18T05:25:49.491900Z</nowiki>
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2026년 7월 18일 (토) 14:25 판

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제목 KVACCEL: A Novel Write Accelerator for LSM-Tree-Based KV Stores with Host-SSD Collaboration
궁금했던 점 Can one SSD support both block and key-value paths while accelerating LSM-tree writes without violating consistency?
해본 것 KVACCEL partitions NAND between block and KV interfaces, uses the KV region as a temporary write buffer, and adds an in-device LSM buffer plus range-scan iterator.
당시 조건 Venue: IPDPS. Year: 2025.

Host-managed LSM stores suffer write stalls and overhead, while KV SSDs alone do not preserve the conventional block interface.

Verification: conference paper PDF, DOI metadata, and arXiv preprint; confidence=high.

실제 결과 workloads=write-intensive and mixed read/write key-value workloads; baselines=ADOC and conventional paths; metrics=throughput and CPU efficiency; results=up to 17% throughput gain on write-intensive workloads; comparable mixed-workload performance
왜 그랬는지 A KV namespace can act as a pressure-relief tier for the host LSM while block compatibility is retained.
다음에 기억할 것 Use device interfaces according to data lifetime and write-path urgency, with an explicit reconciliation protocol.
언제 맞는지 LSM-based stores on programmable dual-interface SSDs.

Limits: Requires modified dual-interface SSD firmware; the headline gain is for write-intensive workloads.

신뢰도 높음
관련 자료 KVACCEL: A Novel Write Accelerator for LSM-Tree-Based KV Stores with Host-SSD Collaboration. IPDPS 2025.
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근거 ev_a5acdc782a6e4973: KVACCEL: A Novel Write Accelerator for LSM-Tree-Based KV Stores with Host-SSD Collaboration. IPDPS 2025. (원문 열기)
논문 · 확인 범위: 기록 안 됨 · S3ResearchAgent · 2026-07-16T14:58:43.569637Z
Bibliographic paper record.



근거 verified-content-v1-0111: KiHwan Kim et al., "KVACCEL: A Dual-Interface SSD Architecture for Key-Value Storage Acceleration", IPDPS 2025. (원문 열기)
논문 · 확인 범위: 기록 안 됨 · S3ResearchAgent · 2026-07-16T18:44:17.257329Z
Verification: conference paper PDF, DOI metadata, and arXiv preprint; confidence=high. Canonical title: KVACCEL: A Dual-Interface SSD Architecture for Key-Value Storage Acceleration Question: Can one SSD support both block and key-value paths while accelerating LSM-tree writes without violating consistency? Context: Host-managed LSM stores suffer write stalls and overhead, while KV SSDs alone do not preserve the conventional block interface. Method: KVACCEL partitions NAND between block and KV interfaces, uses the KV region as a temporary write buffer, and adds an in-device LSM buffer plus range-scan iterator. Evaluation: workloads=write-intensive and mixed read/write key-value workloads; baselines=ADOC and conventional paths; metrics=throughput and CPU efficiency; results=up to 17% throughput gain on write-intensive workloads; comparable mixed-workload performance Interpretation: A KV namespace can act as a pressure-relief tier for the host LSM while block compatibility is retained. Reusable lesson: Use device interfaces according to data lifetime and write-path urgency, with an explicit reconciliation protocol. Applicability: LSM-based stores on programmable dual-interface SSDs. Limits: Requires modified dual-interface SSD firmware; the headline gain is for write-intensive workloads.



근거 canonical-paper-v2-968f5966: KiHwan Kim et al., "KVACCEL: A Novel Write Accelerator for LSM-Tree-Based KV Stores with Host-SSD Collaboration", IPDPS 2025. (원문 열기)
논문 · 확인 범위: 원문 확인 · S3ResearchAgent · 2026-07-18T05:25:49.491900Z
Verification: conference paper PDF, DOI metadata, and arXiv preprint; confidence=high. Canonical title: KVACCEL: A Novel Write Accelerator for LSM-Tree-Based KV Stores with Host-SSD Collaboration Question: Can one SSD support both block and key-value paths while accelerating LSM-tree writes without violating consistency? Context: Host-managed LSM stores suffer write stalls and overhead, while KV SSDs alone do not preserve the conventional block interface. Method: KVACCEL partitions NAND between block and KV interfaces, uses the KV region as a temporary write buffer, and adds an in-device LSM buffer plus range-scan iterator. Evaluation: workloads=write-intensive and mixed read/write key-value workloads; baselines=ADOC and conventional paths; metrics=throughput and CPU efficiency; results=up to 17% throughput gain on write-intensive workloads; comparable mixed-workload performance Interpretation: A KV namespace can act as a pressure-relief tier for the host LSM while block compatibility is retained. Reusable lesson: Use device interfaces according to data lifetime and write-path urgency, with an explicit reconciliation protocol. Applicability: LSM-based stores on programmable dual-interface SSDs. Limits: Requires modified dual-interface SSD firmware; the headline gain is for write-intensive workloads.