SFS 2015 - First International Workshop on Storage and File Systems (SFS'15)

Storage systems are inevitable for modern day computing. All known computing platforms ranging from handheld devices to large super computers use storage systems for storing data. A file system is a logical method for organizing and storing large amounts of information in a way which makes it easy to manage. Over the past few years, the storage and file systems have been changing rapidly due to the increasing volume and the diversity of data, the appearance of new technologies and new storage environments. The aim of International Workshop on Storage and File Systems (SFS'15) is to bring together active researchers interested in all aspects of storage and file systems to discuss current research, results, problems, and applications.
Authors are invited to submit papers presenting original and unpublished research in all areas related to file and storage systems including:
Archival Storage
Caching and Replication
Cloud Storage and Distributed Storage System
Cluster and Data Center Storage Architectures
Compile-Time and Runtime Storage Optimization
Compressive Sensing-based Storage for Big Data Analytics
Deduplication
Energy-Efficient Storage
File System Design
Key-Value and NoSql Storage
Locally Repairable Codes
Memory-Only Storage Systems
Mobile Storage
Complex Memory Hierarchies
Programming Models for New Memories
RAID and Erasure Coding
Reliability, Availability, and Disaster Recovery
Repair Bandwidth and Regenerating Codes
Restartable File Systems
Search and Data Retrieval
Secure Network File Systems
Software-Defined Storage
Solid-State Storage
Storage and Server Convergence
Storage at Home
Storage for Embedded Systems
Storage for Sensor Networks
Storage Performance Modeling and Prediction
Storage Quality of Service
Storage Security
Experience and Empirical Evaluation of Deployed Systems