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Optimizing Data-intensive Systems in Disaggregated Data Centers with TELEPORT

https://doi.org/10.1145/3514221.3517856

Zhang, Q ; Chen, X ; Sankhe, S ; Zheng Z ; Zhong K ; Angel S ; Chen, A ; Liu V ; Loo B ( January 2022 , ACM SIGMOD)

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Provenance for Probabilistic Logic Programs

Wang, S. ; Lyu, H ; Zhang, J. ; Wu, C. ; Chen, X. ; Zhou, W. ; Loo, B. T. ; Davidson, S. B. ; Chen, C. ( April 2020 , International Conference on Extending Database Technology (EDBT))

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TMC: Tunable Multicast Communication

Demoulin, H. M. ; Vasilakis, N. ; Sonchack, J. ; Pedisich, I. ; Liu, V. ; Loo, B. T. ; Phan, L. T. ; Smith, J. M. ; Zhang, I. ( August 2019 , 3rd Asia-Pacific Workshop on Networking (APNET))

We revisit the gap between what distributed systems need from the transport layer and what protocols in wide deployment provide. Such a gap complicates the implementation of distributed systems and impacts their performance. We introduce Tunable Multicast Communication (TMC), an abstraction that allows developers to easily specialize communication channels in distributed systems. TMC is presented as a deployable and extensible user-space library that exposes high-level tunable guarantees. TMC has the potential of improving the performance of distributed applications with minimal-to-zero development and deployment effort.
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