The Persistent Memory (PM) technology combines the persistence of storage with the
performance approaching that of DRAM. Programs taking advantage of PM must ensure …

Fast non-volatile memory (NVM) has sparked interest in log-free data structures (LFDs) that
enable crash recovery without the overhead of logging. However, recovery hinges on …

The ability to capture frequent (per millisecond) persistent snapshots to NVM would enable a
number of compelling use cases. Unfortunately, existing NVM snapshotting techniques …

Non‐volatile memory (NVM) is an emerging technology being explored as an alternative to
DRAM main memory in computing systems because of its persistence, higher storage …

Non-volatile Main Memories (NVMs) offer a promising way to preserve data persistence and
enable computation recovery in case of failure. While the use of NVMs can significantly …

Unikernels provide an efficient and lightweight way to deploy cloud computing services in
application-specialized and single-address-space virtual machines (VMs). They can …

NVM architectures must keep consistent data in case of failures, a property called crash
consistency. A common way to do so is by checkpoint mechanisms. However, most of the …

This study focuses on methods to improve the reliability of persistent memory systems. By
utilizing Montage (ICPP'21), we identify areas that have potential for enhancement …

libcrpm is a new programming library to improve the checkpoint performance for
applications running in NVM. It proposes the failure-atomic differential checkpointing …

As the capacity of the cache hierarchy keeps scaling to match the increasing number of
cores and growing working set size, the design of the cache hierarchy has remained …