Mor is amazing at teaching and writing the book. This is a wonderful resource, especially for students in systems

Excited to see the growing interest in SIEVE! For those curious about how it works, here is a running example :-)

I've followed Marc's system blogs since the early days of my research journey, and it's a thrill to see our recent caching work highlighted in his latest post. For anyone who appreciate a good algorithm, this is not to be missed!

It is great to lead the transition from LRU caches to FIFO-based caches! A lot of interest in our new cache eviction algorithm, SIEVE sievecache.com. It hits the top of HN twice within a week. This happened after S3-FIFO s3fifo.com hit the top last month.

Check out the redpanda s3 fifo impl github.com/redpanda-data/…

Juncheng Yang, the lead student behind S3-FIFO, is on the academic job market this year. Juncheng has been consistently exceptional. He is definitely someone you don’t want to miss out on! Juncheng Yang #AcademicJobMarket

Computer scientists have invented a highly effective, yet incredibly simple, algorithm to decide which items to toss from a web cache to make room for new one. Yazhuo Zhang, an Emory PhD student, is and co-first author of a new research paper. links.emory.edu/Q1

Tired of complex cache eviction algorithms that compromise performance for efficiency in web caches? Our NSDI 2024 paper on SIEVE offers an elegant solution that provides superior performance, scalability and simplicity! Catch our talk on Wed April 17 4:10pm #NSDI

Thank you for the efforts of the great open-source community! SIEVE won a community award in NSDI'24. SIEVE is a simple, efficient and scalable eviction algorithm that is available in more than 20 libraries in more than 10 programming languages! You can find them on GitHub!

🚨 "SIEVE is Simpler than LRU: an Efficient Turn-Key Eviction Algorithm for Web Caches" with Yazhuo Zhang (Yazhuo) is available now! 🎧 Listen on Spotify ➡️ open.spotify.com/show/6IQIF9oRS… ☕️ Support the podcast ➡️ buymeacoffee.com/disseminate

Have you heard about a new cache eviction algorithm called SIEVE, which has been adopted in 10+ companies and used in 20+ open-source cache libraries? If you have not read the award-winning NSDI paper, now you can read the shorter USENIX ;login article usenix.org/publications/l…

Our USENIX ;login; article on Sieve, the simple, efficient cache eviction algorithm that won the USENIX NSDI 2024 Community Award, is now live! Link: usenix.org/publications/l… Joint work with Juncheng Yang Yazhuo Zhang Yao Yue Ymir Vigfusson CMU Computer Science Department CMU School of Computer Science USENIX Association

Join us in Zurich on Oct. 4 for the ETH AI Center AI+X summit workshop on Systems for Cost-Efficient AI. Keynotes by Peter Pietzuch and Deepak Narayanan, talks by Maximilian Böther, Foteini Strati, Xiaozhe Yao, and a panel with our keynote speakers and Theo Rekatsinas! plusx.ai

What to learn how S3 really works? Love this post by Andrew Warfield because it goes into detail about what it takes to run a system as huge, complicated, and critical as S3. And S3 is unfathomably huge--it stores 280 trillion objects and servers 100 million requests per second, a

Looking forward to SOSP'24! Lazar Cvetkovic will present Dirigent, our new cluster manager for serverless with orders of magnitude higher scheduling throughput than K8s-based platforms. Paper: anakli.inf.ethz.ch/papers/dirigen… Blog: systems.ethz.ch/research/blog/… Code: github.com/eth-easl/dirig…