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    Aissmscoe, Computer Engineering 2013

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    The document summarizes research done around the MonetDB database system that led to a redesign of the database architecture. This redesign was done to better take advantage of modern hardware and avoid hitting the memory wall by (i) redesigning the query execution model to better utilize pipelined CPU architectures and instruction caches, (ii) using columnar rather than row-wise data storage to better leverage CPU data caches, (iii) designing new cache-conscious query processing algorithms, and (iv) designing and automatically calibrating memory cost models to optimize and tune these cache-conscious algorithms.

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    Aissmscoe, Computer Engineering 2013

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    The document summarizes research done around the MonetDB database system that led to a redesign of the database architecture. This redesign was done to better take advantage of modern hardware and avoid hitting the memory wall by (i) redesigning the query execution model to better utilize pipelined CPU architectures and instruction caches, (ii) using columnar rather than row-wise data storage to better leverage CPU data caches, (iii) designing new cache-conscious query processing algorithms, and (iv) designing and automatically calibrating memory cost models to optimize and tune these cache-conscious algorithms.

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    The document summarizes research done around the MonetDB database system that led to a redesign of the database architecture. This redesign was done to better take advantage of modern hardware and avoid hitting the memory wall by (i) redesigning the query execution model to better utilize pipelined CPU architectures and instruction caches, (ii) using columnar rather than row-wise data storage to better leverage CPU data caches, (iii) designing new cache-conscious query processing algorithms, and (iv) designing and automatically calibrating memory cost models to optimize and tune these cache-conscious algorithms.

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    Aissmscoe, Computer Engineering 2013

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    The document summarizes research done around the MonetDB database system that led to a redesign of the database architecture. This redesign was done to better take advantage of modern hardware and avoid hitting the memory wall by (i) redesigning the query execution model to better utilize pipelined CPU architectures and instruction caches, (ii) using columnar rather than row-wise data storage to better leverage CPU data caches, (iii) designing new cache-conscious query processing algorithms, and (iv) designing and automatically calibrating memory cost models to optimize and tune these cache-conscious algorithms.

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    In the past decades, advances in speed of commodity CPUs have far outpaced advances in RAM latency. Main-memory access has therefore become a performance bottleneck for many computer applications; a phenomenon that is widely known as the memory wall. In this paper, we report how research around the MonetDB database system has led to a redesign of database architecture in order to take advantage of modern hardware, and in particular to avoid hitting the memory wall. This encompasses (i) a redesign of the query execution model to better exploit pipelined CPU architectures and CPU instruction caches; (ii) the use of columnar rather than row-wise data storage to better exploit CPU data caches; (iii) the design of new cache-conscious query processing algorithms; and (iv) the design and automatic calibration of memory cost models to choose and tune these cache-conscious algorithms in the query optimizer.

    AISSMSCOE, COMPUTER ENGINEERING 2013

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