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Enabling manycore scalability in F2FS metadata for unlink() operation

Manycore systems enable massive parallel I/O in a single server due to the number of cores. Among file I/O operations in a file system, C. Lee et al. [1] applied range lock in F2FS for parallel data I/O, and showed scalable performance. However, little research has been done on metadata I/O scalability.