Biography
Hobin Yoon is a Ph.D. student in the College of Computing at the Georgia
Institute of Technology, advised by Dr. Karsten Schwan. Prior to joining Georgia Tech, he was a
Senior Researcher at Samsung Electronics from 2005 to 2010 and a Senior
Engineer at Thinkware Systems from 2001 to 2005. He earned his BS and MS in
Computer Engineering from Seoul National University. Hobin's research interests
center on operating systems and distributed systems. He is currently exploring
cloud storage management systems with virtualization technology.
ResearchMy research interests center around distributed systems, operating systems, and virtualization. Current research interests are on cloud storage management systems. The first one is FleCS, a flexible cloud storage management system. It is motivated by Amazon S3’s inflexibility of "Bucket"; it provides only preconfigured replication factors on specific geometric locations. FleCS provides storage containers that can be individually configured by attributes of data. Examples of the attributes include: temporary/persistent storages, hot/cold data storages, n-replication storages, and multi-datacenter storages. FleCS provides plugin APIs for implementing these attributes. I have implemented a prototype of FleCS in an experimental cluster of nodes virtualized with Xen hypervisor. FleCS will be deployed to the OpenCirrus cloud infrastructure. Another ongoing research is providing fair sharing of storage bandwidth among multiple cloud applications when they share storage nodes. Current solutions control each virtual machine’s IO scheduler or network traffic, which provide only per-node fairness. Our approach considers aggregated bandwidth of applications across multiple nodes with a distributed global resource manager. Publications
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Last updated on Aug. 1, 2011.
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