@Article{feitelson:pario,
  author = {Dror G. Feitelson and Peter F. Corbett and Sandra Johnson Baylor
  and Yarsun Hsu},
  title = {Parallel {I/O} Subsystems in Massively Parallel Supercomputers},
  journal = {IEEE Parallel and Distributed Technology},
  year = {1995},
  month = {Fall},
  volume = {3},
  number = {3},
  pages = {33--47},
  publisher = {IEEE Computer Society Press},
  earlier = {feitelson:pario-tr},
  later = {feitelson:bpario},
  keywords = {multiprocessor file system, parallel I/O, Vesta, pario-bib},
  abstract = {Applications executing on massively parallel supercomputers
  require a high aggregate bandwidth of I/O with low latency. This requirement
  cannot be satisfied by an external file server. Once solution is to employ an
  internal parallel I/O subsystem, in which I/O nodes with DASD are linked wo
  the same interconnection network that connects the compute nodes. The option
  of increasing the number of I/O nodes together with the number of compute
  nodes allows for a balanced architecture. Indeed, most multicomputer vendors
  provide internal parallel I/O subsystems as part of their product offerings.
  However, these systems typically attempt to preserve a Unix-compatible
  interface, hiding or abstracting the parallelism. New interfaces may be
  required to fully utilize the capabilities of Parallel I/O.},
  comment = {A very nice survey of multiprocessor file systems issues.
  Published version of feitelson:pario-tr.}
}