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Vijay Chidambaram
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Vijay Chidambaram
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I lead the UT Systems and Storage Lab. I am also a part of the LASR research group. Research. My group aims to build the next generation of storage systems. This means building storage systems that have higher performance and stronger reliability. We build both storage systems and the tools need to develop such systems rigorously, such as testing frameworks. Our work involves innovation both at the data-structure level and at the systems level. We open-source all the software we build, and aim to have impact both inside academia and in industry. Recent major projects:
Current projects:
Recent impact:
My research is supported by NSF, VMware, Facebook, and Google. I am an Affiliated Researcher at VMware Research.
TeachingSpring 2020: Distributed Systems (CS 380D), Advanced OS Online Masters CourseFall 2019: Virtualization (CS 378), Advanced OS Online Masters Course Spring 2018: Distributed Systems: CS 380D Fall 2017: Virtualization: CS 378 Fall 2016: Graduate Operating Systems: CS 380L Fall 2014: Back at Wisconsin: Introduction to Operating Systems (CS 537)
NewsMar 2020: My blog post on "The Changing World of Storage" has appeared on the SIGARCH blog!Feb 2020: Our work on GDPRbench has been accepted to VLDB 2020! Congratulations to Supreeth and the team! Feb 2020: SplitFS has been selected as one of the finalists for the "Memorable Paper" Award at the 11th Annual Non-Volatile Memories Workshop! Jan 2020: I will be serving as a contributor to the SIGARCH blog for 2020! Jan 2020: Rohan and Se Kwon will be presenting SplitFS and RECIPE at the 11th Annual Non-Volatile Memories Workshop! Dec 2019: I will be co-chairing HotStorage 2020 with Anirudh Badam! Send us your best work! Nov 2019: Baris Kasikci and I will serving as editors for the SIGOPS Blog. Contact us if you would like to contribute an article!
Recent Publications (All)
SplinterDB: Closing the Bandwidth Gap for NVMe Key-Value
Stores
Understanding and Benchmarking the Impact of GDPR on Database Systems
SplitFS: Reducing Software Overhead in File Systems for
Persistent Memory
RECIPE : Converting Concurrent DRAM Indexes to Persistent-Memory Indexes
Analyzing GDPR Compliance Through the Lens of Privacy Policy
Analyzing the Impact of GDPR on Storage Systems
The Seven Sins of Personal-Data Processing Systems under GDPR
Work in Progress
Scalable and Efficient Data Authentication for Decentralized Systems
Blog Posts
The Changing World of Storage
TalksMar 2020. Keynote at The First International Workshop on Distributed Ubiquitous Computing: Systems, Applications, and Networking (DUCSAN 2020).Jan 2020. Presented CrashMonkey at VMware's Tech Talk Series. Nov 2019. Presented our work on GDPR at Vmware. Apr 2019. Presented PebblesDB at Micron, Austin. ServiceOrganizational Roles
PC Member for:
2021: FAST,
APOCS External Reviewer/Review Committee Member
for ASPLOS 20, ASPLOS 18, ASPLOS 17,
Eurosys 17 NSF Panelist in 2018 Awards
Awards won by members of research group
MiscIf you are a student considering grad school or applying for grad school, these links may be useful (advice on contacting profs, getting letters of recommendation, etc.) I run the Systems Slack, a forum for profs, students, post-docs, and industry to discuss ideas related to systems research and practice. I started and help maintain the Computer Science Research Tales (CSRTales) blog, where we present the backstories behind CS research projects. I maintain the SOSP/OSDI Hall of Fame. This page indicates who has published the most at these premier venues, and who has been publishing recently. These are good guides for grad students trying to decide which professor to work with! |
