@confusedqubit@lennypruss This is great, thanks for sharing! Iโd love to hear more about how this works!
How this S3-based filesystem is storing metadata to start..
btw the microsecond numbers are average for cache hits, right? If two servers mount the filesystem, a cache miss would have to go to S3..?
When containers compete for memory bandwidth, even well-tuned applications suffer slowdowns. @yonchco's #P99CONF session will show how to identify issues, pinpoint their cause, & implement targeted fixes that improve performance & reduce cost. https://t.co/7ZKgLahO4d
#ScyllaDB
Join me at #OSSummit Europe!
Tue Aug26 14:10: why competition for memory bandwidth can severely hurt server performance and how we could mitigate such degradation. We'll cover available kernel mechanisms, their gaps, and how we're filling in those gaps.
https://t.co/65bTke5wnf
๐ค๏ธ In cloud-native setups, resource contention hurts app performance. Learn how hyperscalers like Google and Alibaba tackle it and explore ideas for a Kubernetes-native performance isolator to boost utilization without sacrificing speed. #kcdczsk2025#cloudnative#cncf
๐ค๏ธ In cloud-native setups, resource contention hurts app performance. Learn how hyperscalers like Google and Alibaba tackle it and explore ideas for a Kubernetes-native performance isolator to boost utilization without sacrificing speed. #kcdczsk2025#cloudnative#cncf
Kubecon is coming up!
Please join my talk about how to mitigate increased service times (found to increase >25%), and tail latency (4-13x), due to uncontrolled use of memory bandwidth and cache resources.
On the schedule: https://t.co/xNU7SPktmK
#KubeCon + #CloudNativeCon
@fredbrancz@RocksetCloud talked about a cache which their rocksdb instances use to fetch blocks from S3. Not sure if itโs open source.
Seems S3 caching should be more prevalent.. Hope a strong open implementation will emerge.
https://t.co/OgZgXgknKO
@gwenshap not exactly chaos engineering, FoundationDB added deterministic simulation and stress-tested the code using random execution traces overnight.
Similar ideas are Rust madsim and I saw S3 did something similar in their formal verification paper
FDB: https://t.co/gdz3UcEcp3