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venue: ATC
year: 2024
papers:
- title: 'FetchBPF: Customizable Prefetching Policies in Linux with eBPF'
authors:
- Xuechun Cao
- Shaurya Patel
- Soo-Yee Lim
- Xueyuan Han
- Thomas Pasquier
reason: "Extends eBPF into the page-fault / prefetch path, giving user-space programs a safe, low-overhead hook to install custom hardware-prefetch policies without kernel modifications."
- title: Fast (Trapless) Kernel Probes Everywhere
authors:
- Jinghao Jia
- Michael V. Le
- Salman Ahmed 0001
- Dan Williams 0001
- Hani Jamjoom
- Tianyin Xu
reason: "Eliminates the trap-based overhead of kprobes by using binary rewriting to instrument kernel functions at near-zero cost, enabling always-on production tracing."
- title: 'FBMM: Making Memory Management Extensible With Filesystems'
authors:
- Bijan Tabatabai
- James Christopher Sorenson III
- Michael M. Swift
reason: "Proposes delegating Linux virtual-memory management to filesystem drivers via a clean abstraction layer, opening the OS memory subsystem to the same extensibility that filesystems enjoy."
- title: Limitations and Opportunities of Modern Hardware Isolation Mechanisms
authors:
- Xiangdong Chen
- Zhaofeng Li 0004
- Tirth Jain
- Vikram Narayanan
- Anton Burtsev
reason: "Empirically evaluates Intel MPK, RISC-V sPMP, and related primitives and shows that their performance and safety properties diverge sharply from vendor claims, motivating a fresh look at hardware-assisted compartmentalization."
- title: 'FastCommit: resource-efficient, performant and cost-effective file system journaling'
authors:
- Harshad Shirwadkar
- Saurabh Kadekodi
- Theodore Y. Ts'o
reason: "Redesigns ext4 journal commits to write only changed metadata deltas rather than full blocks, slashing journaling overhead while preserving crash consistency — and is already deployed in the Linux kernel."
- title: 'ZMS: Zone Abstraction for Mobile Flash Storage'
authors:
- Joo Young Hwang
- Seokhwan Kim
- Daejun Park 0002
- Yong-Gil Song
- Junyoung Han
- Seunghyun Choi
- Sangyeun Cho
- Youjip Won
reason: "Introduces a zone-based abstraction that exposes the append-only write semantics of mobile UFS flash to the OS, cutting write amplification and GC overhead by an order of magnitude on mobile workloads."
- title: 'Ethane: An Asymmetric File System for Disaggregated Persistent Memory'
authors:
- Miao Cai 0001
- Junru Shen
- Baoliu Ye
reason: "Proposes a split-path file system design where reads bypass the server entirely and writes use lightweight logging, achieving near-DRAM read latency on disaggregated persistent memory."
- title: 'StreamCache: Revisiting Page Cache for File Scanning on Fast Storage Devices'
authors:
- Zhiyue Li
- Guangyan Zhang
reason: "Demonstrates that the Linux page cache becomes a bottleneck — not a benefit — for sequential scans on NVMe SSDs, and replaces it with a lightweight streaming buffer that halves latency for analytical workloads."
- title: 'PeRF: Preemption-enabled RDMA Framework'
authors:
- Sugi Lee
- Mingyu Choi
- Ikjun Yeom
- Younghoon Kim
reason: "Adds fine-grained preemption to RDMA by intercepting work-queue operations at the NIC driver level, enabling priority isolation for latency-sensitive RPC traffic sharing a fabric with bulk transfers."
- title: 'OSMOSIS: Enabling Multi-Tenancy in Datacenter SmartNICs'
authors:
- Mikhail Khalilov
- Marcin Chrapek
- Siyuan Shen
- Alessandro Vezzu
- Thomas Benz
- Salvatore Di Girolamo
- Timo Schneider
- Daniele De Sensi
- Luca Benini
- Torsten Hoefler
reason: "Designs an OS-like resource manager for SmartNIC compute and memory that enforces tenant isolation and QoS, showing that shared-SmartNIC deployments are practical without sacrificing performance."
- title: 'mmTLS: Scaling the Performance of Encrypted Network Traffic Inspection'
authors:
- Junghan Yoon
- Seunghyun Do
- Duckwoo Kim
- Taejoong Chung
- KyoungSoo Park
reason: "Splits TLS session state across multiple cores using a novel sharding scheme, removing the per-connection serialization bottleneck in middlebox TLS inspection and achieving near-linear multi-core scaling."
- title: 'UniMem: Redesigning Disaggregated Memory within A Unified Local-Remote Memory Hierarchy'
authors:
- Yijie Zhong
- Minqiang Zhou
- Zhirong Shen
- Jiwu Shu
reason: "Collapses the local/remote memory distinction into a single unified hierarchy with a new page-placement runtime, achieving transparent memory disaggregation with significantly lower tail latency than prior CXL-based approaches."