Hitchhike: Efficient Request Submission via Deferred Enforcement of Address Contiguity
Xuda Zheng, Jian Zhou, Shuhan Bai, Runjin Wu, Xianlin Tang, Zhiyuan Li, Hong Jiang, Fei Wu
2026Year
Abstract
Modern storage systems operate under high concurrency, making large volumes of outstanding I/Os the norm. However, current I/O submission logic requires requests assigned to the same CPU core to be processed in a serialized manner, turning the software stack into a bottleneck due to high per-request overhead.
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