Edinburgh Architecture and Systems Lab (EASE) @EdinburghUni
Edinburgh, UK
Joined March 2020
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Congrats @TAmariucai on his outstanding undergrad thesis award at the University of Edinburgh on his work on serverless cloud benchmarking, a.k.a. STeLLAR!
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IISWC'21 paper: ease-lab.github.io/ease_webs…
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The recordings and slides from our vHive & serverless tutorial at @ASPLOSConf '22 are now available.
YouTube: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
Slides: drive.google.com/drive/folde…
Credits to @ease_lab, @farllamas, @Ryfeus, and our colleagues at @SystemsGroupETH
The vHive & serverless tutorial @ASPLOSConf was a big success thanks to @BorisGrot and all other organizers!
9 speakers from @icsaAtEd and @ease_lab, @SystemsGroupETH, Stanford, and two companies.
47 participants from > 14 organizations and 9 countries (online & in-person)
Unique chance to learn about this new area of cloud computing, please sign up now to stay in touch!
Serverless emerged as the next-gen cloud architecture. Want to innovate in this new exciting area?
The Serverless & vHive tutorial @ASPLOSConf'22 brings experts from the industry & academia and includes both talks and hands-on sessions.
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Thanks, Marc!
I'd like to note that STeLLAR is available on GitHub (github.com/ease-lab/STeLLAR) so the community can give it a try
STeLLAR supports benchmarking AWS, Azure and Google FaaS as well as vHive/Knative (github.com/ease-lab/vhive)
"Analyzing Tail Latency in Serverless Clouds with STeLLAR" by @DmitriiUstiugov and team is a good read. It's great to see progress on ways to compare serverless performance, and to categorize the behavior of different serverless implementations. ease-lab.github.io/ease_webs…
A productive summer for the vHive team at @ease_lab!
A lot of credit goes to our fantastic project students and interns: @boramalper @mikebaczun @shyam_jesal @TAmariucai 👏
Stay tuned for more updates 👀
vHive v1.4 (github.com/ease-lab/vhive/re…) adds Google gVisor uVMs support along with Firecracker uVMs, and regular containers!
Now you can experiment with a serverless cluster comprising any of these tech-s.
Credit to TU Munich's students, Nathaniel Tornow and Alexandrina Panfil
More fun & profit work at EASE:
@A_Margaritov received a Google Patch Reward for discovering and mitigating a security vulnerability in Linux KVM. Bravo Artemiy! 👏👏👏
The accepted patch: kernel.googlesource.com/pub/…
About the award: google.co.uk/about/appsecuri…
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3-year postdoc position for topics of intersection of net/os/storage is available. The latest starting date is 1 March.
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RT much appreciated! @csfacultyjobs
@ease_lab members enjoy doing research for fun & profit! Congrats, @A_Margaritov ! 🎉
Progress on the Human Knowledge Compression front: Artemiy Margaritov is the first winner of the 10x (1GB) version, winning €9000, by beating the baseline by 1.1%. Who wants to try next? prize.hutter1.net/
In the new release, vHive combines the provider and the user tracing for comprehensive performance analysis 💪
Credit to the vHive team at @ease_lab
vHive v1.3 release comes with the guides for porting arbitrary serverless workloads to #vHive, and analyzing their performance end-to-end & in-depth.
We added tracing, showing both the provider and the user components (figures below).
Got interesting workloads? Reach out!👍
Check our latest talks (short + full) @ASPLOSConf on Youtube!
PTEMagnet for public clouds: youtube.com/watch?v=f2AGrA3Q…
vHive/REAP for serverless: youtube.com/watch?v=w1vGb0X0…
@ease_lab #vHive
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Tuesday 20th April, 3:00pm BST - Artemiy Margaritov and Amna Shahab's paper 'PTEMagnet: Fine-Grained Physical Memory Reservation for Faster Page Walks in Public Clouds' at @ASPLOSConf. You can read it here: dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3…
vHive v1.2 equips serverless systems researchers with more performance analysis tools!
Credits to @BorisGrot, @shyam_jesal, @DmitriiUstiugov and other contributors at @ease_lab
New #vHive v1.2 brings support for multi-function #serverless apps, distributed latency tracing w/ Zipkin, microarchitectural profiling w/ Intel TopDown, and includes the first external contribution from our colleagues at ETHZ! @anaklimovic
More details:
github.com/ease-lab/vhive/re…
Stay tuned with the research at EASE, subscribe to our YouTube channel:
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and the list of talks is to grow in 2021! 💪
We release vHive, an open-source framework for serverless experimentation and innovation across the full serverless stack. Check our ASPLOS'21 paper (github.com/ease-lab/vhive/bl…) and join the vHive open-source community (github.com/ease-lab/vhive) now!
ALT vHive, an open-source framework for serverless experimentation
Stay tuned for the upcoming end-to-end serverless benchmarking platform release!
We integrate leading industrial components, incl. AWS Firecracker, CNCF's Containerd and Kubernetes/KNative, to facilitate academic innovation across the whole serverless stack.
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Two @ease_lab papers accepted to @ASPLOSConf! Small software changes in Linux kernel and Firecracker, big impact! Cheers @artmargaritov @DmitriiUstiugov @ThePlamenPetrov
Our latest work shows how RDMA network predictability can be turned into a high-rate covert communication channel. For details, check out Bankrupt at #WOOT20, co-located with @USENIXSecurity 2020
@DmitriiUstiugov @mrkatebzadeh @ease_lab
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