Emerging byte-addressable, non-volatile memory (NVM) is fundamentally changing the design principle of transaction logging. It potentially invalidates the need for flush-beforecommit as log records are persistent immediately upon write. Distributed logging—a once prohibitive technique for single node systems in the DRAM era—becomes a promising solution to easing the logging bottleneck because o...

Logging has been a common practice for monitoring and diagnosing performance issues. However, logging comes at a cost, especially for large-scale online service systems. First, the overhead incurred by intensive logging is non-negligible. Second, it is costly to diagnose a performance issue if there are a tremendous amount of redundant logs. Therefore, we believe that it is important to limit t...

 The portable digital multimeters (DMMs) frequently recommended to be used for data acquisition from electromagnetic field meters are the data logging DMMs. In this paper it is shown that it is better to use for this task the DMMs with event logging mode instead of the ones with the data logging mode. The advantages obtained using these DMMs are presented. The performed experimental results pr...

Production variability is a significant determinant of logging investment outcome. This variability may result from either process variation or zero production weeks. Using assumptions for a “typical” Southern logging system, the Auburn Harvest Analyzer and a simulation model, the impacts of production variation on logging cost, investment return and risk were estimated. The expected value of l...

This paper briefly reviews the development of earthquake resistant design of buildings. The state-of-the-art of seismic design is discussed from the viewpoint of the performance criteria of buildings. These are (a) serviceability from frequent minor-intensity earthquake motions, (b) repairability from an infrequent but major-intensity earthquake motion, and (c) life safety from the maximum poss...

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Off-line intrusion detection systems rely on logged data. However, the logging mechanism may be complicated and time-consuming and the amount of logged data tends to be very large. To counter these problems we suggest a very simple and cheap logging method, light-weight logging. It can be easily implemented on a Unix system, particularly on the Solaris operating system from Sun. It is based on ...