84 lines
4.0 KiB
YAML
84 lines
4.0 KiB
YAML
venue: Middleware
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year: 2025
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papers:
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- title: 'Recipe: Hardware-Accelerated Replication Protocols: Rethinking Crash Fault
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Tolerance Protocols for Untrusted Cloud Environments'
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authors:
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- Dimitra Giantsidi
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- Emmanouil Giortamis
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- Julian Pritzi
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- Maurice Bailleu
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- Manos Kapritsos
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- Pramod Bhatotia
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reason: "Redesigns crash fault-tolerance protocols using hardware acceleration (TEEs/SmartNICs) to deliver replication with strong guarantees in untrusted cloud environments."
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- title: Efficient Performance Guarantees for Function-as-a-Service with Cloud Allocators
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authors:
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- Hai Duc Nguyen 0005
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- Andrew A. Chien
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reason: "Introduces cloud-allocator abstractions that provide formal performance guarantees for serverless functions, addressing the unpredictability of shared FaaS infrastructure."
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- title: 'Capybara: an Edge-Friendly Distributed Object Store for Diverse Serverless
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Functions'
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authors:
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- Xin Chen 0084
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- Manoj Prabhakar Paidiparthy
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- Chen Qian 0001
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- Liting Hu
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reason: "Proposes a distributed object store purpose-built for edge serverless workloads, enabling diverse function runtimes to share state efficiently at the edge."
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- title: 'EdgeConnector: Enabling Seamless and Efficient Cross-Cluster Device Access
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in Edge Environment'
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authors:
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- Yunna Cui
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- Liwei Shen
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- Bingkun Sun
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- Wente Lu
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- Haojie Zhang
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- Xin Peng 0001
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reason: "Presents a middleware layer that transparently bridges device access across Kubernetes clusters in heterogeneous edge deployments."
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- title: 'FaaSImage: An Efficient Image Manager for FaaS'
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authors:
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- Abhisek Panda
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- Smruti R. Sarangi
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reason: "Tackles cold-start latency in production FaaS platforms by redesigning container image management with fine-grained layer sharing and prefetching."
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- title: 'Roadrunner: Accelerating Data Delivery to WebAssembly-Based Serverless Functions'
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authors:
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- Cynthia Marcelino
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- Thomas W. Pusztai
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- Stefan Nastic
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reason: "Designs a high-throughput data-plane runtime that removes I/O bottlenecks for Wasm serverless functions through zero-copy data paths."
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- title: 'Mocha: Scalable and Compliant Function Scheduling for Federated Serverless
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Computing'
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authors:
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- Yuqiu Zhang
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- Hans-Arno Jacobsen
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reason: "Introduces a scheduler for federated serverless environments that satisfies data-residency and compliance constraints while maintaining high resource utilization."
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- title: A Hybrid Runtime for Function-as-a-Service at the Edge
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authors:
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- Adam Hall
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- Umakishore Ramachandran
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reason: "Combines container and unikernel execution models in a single FaaS runtime to balance isolation, startup latency, and resource efficiency at edge nodes."
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- title: 'Tiaccoon: Unified Access Control with Multiple Transports in Container Networks'
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authors:
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- Hiroya Onoe
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- Daisuke Kotani
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- Yasuo Okabe
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reason: "Provides a service-mesh-style unified access-control plane that works across heterogeneous transport protocols within container network environments."
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- title: 'MiAR-BFT: Efficient Leaderless Consensus Based on Multi-instance Asynchronous
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Running for Blockchain'
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authors:
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- Zhenyu Zhang
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- Xing Tong
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- Zhao Zhang 0009
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- Cheqing Jin
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reason: "Proposes a leaderless BFT consensus protocol that runs multiple instances concurrently to improve throughput and reduce latency in blockchain middleware."
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- title: 'ER-π: Exhaustive Interleaving Replay for Testing Replicated Data Library
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Integration'
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authors:
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- Provakar Mondal
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- Eli Tilevich
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reason: "Systematically explores all message interleavings when testing replicated data libraries, surfacing integration bugs that random testing misses in distributed coordination code."
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- title: 'Adjusted Objects: An Efficient and Principled Approach to Scalable Programming'
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authors:
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- Boubacar Kane
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- Pierre Sutra
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reason: "Introduces adjusted objects as a programming abstraction that reconciles strong consistency with scalability, offering a practical alternative to CRDTs for distributed middleware."
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