Block I/O Traces
Block I/O Traces typically include block level (e.g., at the logical volume manager, disk driver, etc. level) and block protocol (e.g., SCSI, ATA, Fibre Channel) traces.
The following traces are free to download under the terms of the
SNIA Trace Data Files Download License.
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Using Batch Scripts.
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Systor '17 Traces |
Traces from
Understanding
storage traffic characteristics on enterprise virtual desktop
infrastructure by Chunghan Lee et al.,
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., (SYSTOR '17)
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Nexus 5 Smartphone Traces |
This is a collection of 25 traces of a Nexus 5 smartphone. The study for which these traces were collected can be found in the paper "I/O Characteristics of Smartphone Applications and Their Implications for eMMC Design".
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FIU Traces |
Traces collected at FIU.
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View Historical Traces
WARNING: These traces are over 10 years old! They should not be used for modern research!
The following traces are free to download under the terms of the
SNIA Trace Data Files Download License.
Please note that cookies must be enabled within your browser in order to
download traces.
For questions about downloading using a shell script,
see Using Shell Scripts,
and for more information about downloading using a Windows
batch script, see
Using Batch Scripts.
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Microsoft Production Server Traces |
Traces of several production servers at Microsoft, as described in the IEEE International Symposium on Workload Characterization, 2008.
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Microsoft Enterprise Traces |
Traces collected at Microsoft using the event tracing for Windows framework.
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MSR Cambridge Traces |
1-week block I/O traces of enterprise servers at Microsoft
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Cello 1999 |
1999 traces of Cello server at HP labs.
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Cello 1996 |
1996 traces of Cello server at HP labs
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Cello 1992 |
1992 traces of Cello server at HP labs
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HP LAJW |
Data from the paper "UNIX disk access patterns" by Chris Ruemmler and John Wilkes
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Cello 1991 |
1991 traces of Cello server at HP labs
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