Showing posts with label crash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crash. Show all posts

Thursday, June 25, 2020

[Links of the Day] 25/06/2020 : Architecture decision record, Database stress test, Rust Network Function Framework

  • Architecture decision record : Methods and tools for capturing software design choices that address a functional or non-functional requirement that is architecturally significant. [template]
  • pstress : Perconna Database concurrency and crash recovery testing tool
  • capsule : A framework for network function development. If you want to do fast packet process in a memory safe programing language (RUST) this is for you.

Tuesday, October 13, 2015

Links of the day 13/10/2015: #intel cache partitioning, #AWS dynamodb crash aftermath, SOPS15

  • Intel cache partitioning : why Intel added cache partitioning, the feature is really useful in order to avoid cache pollution and noisy neighbor effect in virtual environment. Until there is an automated way to provision the configuration (autonuma style maybe). It will remain niche. Too bad this is badly needed as the number of cores to cache ratio keep increasing. 
  • Irreversible Failures : Lessons from the AWS DynamoDB Outage, and why you should always be prepared for white/gray/black swan events. Make your system ductile not brittle.. 
  • SOPS 2015 : interesting pick from microsoft research : ironfleet distributed system validation, and distributed transaction. From Intel we have the virtual cpu validation

Monday, July 13, 2015

Links of the day 13 - 07 - 2015

Today's links 13/07/2015: 2015 #Go and #Cloud conference, File System crash consistency


  • hotcloud : 2015 usenix hotcloud conference. Some interesting stuff, but nothing groundbreaking.
  • GopherCon : 2015 Go conference. Too bad i can't find the slidedeck or video :(
  • Crash Consistency : ACM queue article on Rethinking the Fundamental Abstractions of the File System