Tempered pacing of shingled magnetic storage devices
a magnetic storage device and tempered pacing technology, applied in the field of data storage and hard disk drives, can solve the problems of unpredictability and unpredictable performance of the large number of data storage drives within the storage facility
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[0016]High-density magnetic storage devices employ a variety of storage technologies. One such storage technology includes rotating data storage drives with shingled magnetic recording (SMR) technology. SMR technology allows for read / write heads to physically overlap adjacent data tracks on the storage media, in contrast to a non-overlapping recording technology, such as parallel magnetic recording (PMR). However, devices that employ SMR technology can lead to “bursty” performance for random writes and slower performance for fragmented reads. The bursty performance can result from using a temporary storage region or exception region on the storage media that doesn't employ SMR techniques. This temporary storage region can be used to store data quickly before archival into the SMR regions, and allows for a fast treatment of write data from the perspective of host systems. In many examples, random writes to a device than employs SMR techniques can occur more rapidly than an equivalent...
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