We present SplitFS, a file system for persistent memory (PM) that reduces software overhead
significantly compared to state-of-the-art PM file systems. SplitFS presents a novel split of …

It is commonly believed that datacenter networking software must sacrifice generality to
attain high performance. The popularity of specialized distributed systems designed …

Storage-class memory technologies such as phase-change memory and memristors present
a radically different interface to storage than existing block devices. As a result, they provide …

High-performance, byte-addressable non-volatile main memories (NVMMs) force system
designers to rethink trade-offs throughout the system stack, often leading to dramatic …

Internet service utilities host multiple server applications on a shared server cluster. A key
challenge for these systems is to provision shared resources on demand to meet service …

Benchmarking is critical when evaluating performance, but is especially difficult for file and
storage systems. Complex interactions between I/O devices, caches, kernel daemons, and …

This paper describes experiments in human motion understanding, defined here as
estimation of the physical state of the body (the Plant) combined with interpretation of that …

Modern datacenter applications are increasingly being built using a microservices
architecture. These microservices communicate with each other using datacenter RPCs …

This paper explores the effect of the current generation of hardware support for IP storage
area networks on application performance. In this regard, this paper presents a …

Emerging non-volatile storage (eg, Phase Change Memory, STTRAM) allow access to
persistent data at latencies an order of magnitude lower than SSDs. The density and price …