[Storage-research-list] LANL fsstats (Filesystem Statistics) data release

[McClelland, Meghan W]

To enable computer science research Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) is releasing static file tree data (fsstats) for some of our parallel filesystems. These data include aggregate information on capacity, file and directory sizes, filename lengths, link counts, etc. The fsstats cover 9 anonymous parallel filesystems ranging from 16 TB to 439 TB total capacity used and file counts range from 2,024,729 to 43,605,555.

The following sets of data are provided by Los Alamos National Laboratory under universal release to any computer science researcher to use to enable computer science work.

If you use these data in your research please recognize Los Alamos National Laboratory for providing these data.

More information and the data may be found on the fsstats data release page:

http://institutes.lanl.gov/data/fsstats-data/
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