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  1. (SIGMOD '21) Spitfire: A Three-Tier Buffer Manager for Volatile and Non-Volatile Memory

    (SIGMOD '18) HYMEM: Managing Non-Volatile Memory in Database Systems

  2. (ToS '20, ICPP '18) Cache What You Need to Cache: Reducing Write Traffic in Cloud Cache via “One-Time-Access-Exclusion” Policy

    How to predict future hotness of a new request in photo cache systems?

  3. (FAST '20) Characterizing, Modeling, and Benchmarking RocksDB Key-Value Workloads at Facebook

    RocksDB based on LSM-Tree is widely used in Facebook. This work aims to model and analysis RocksDB workloads at Facebook.

  4. (FAST '21) The Storage Hierarchy is Not a Hierarchy: Optimizing Caching on Modern Storage Devices with Orthus

    This work points out that how to utilize low-level performance of a hierarchical storage system.

  5. (FAST '21) Rethinking File Mapping for Persistent Memory

    This work focuses on the bottleneck of file-mapping in NVM filesystems.

  6. About Data Hotness in Hybrid Storage Systems

    Intro With the development of storage device, lots of novel stuff come to world, including NAND SSD, Optane 3D XPoint, STT-RAM… Personal machines have already multi-level storage: SRAM on...

  7. Beggar Homelab (updating..)

    self-quote, "building systems is LEGO for adults"

  8. (OSDI '20) Assise: Performance and Availability via NVM Colocation in a Distributed File System

    Paper notes about Assise, a distributed FS on NVM. Assise keeps data & metadata in clients (opposite to disaggregation) to enble fast recovery and high perf.

  9. (OSDI '20) Fast RDMA-based Ordered Key-Value Store using Remote Learned Cache

    paper notes about XStore[1] from SJTU, which uses learned cache (aka learned index[2]) for distributed DRAM KVS.

  10. (OSDI '20) Persistent State Machines for Recoverable In-memory Storage Systems with NVRam

    paper notes about Persimmon[1] from UCB & MSR uses state machine scheme to utilize PM to add persistence to in-mem storage systems

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