Utkarsh Srivastava @tangledbytes

Engineer @IBM & PE @RedHat / Views are my own tangledbytes.com Joined January 2019

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Aleksey Charapko @AlekseyCharapko

a year ago

@muratdemirbas and I did a fun exercise and read a HotOS paper ("Real Life Is Uncertain. Consensus Should Be Too!") together. We recorded the entire messy process. It is a long video of us reading, questioning, guessing, and arguing with the paper. youtu.be/4HTc4o-t3Cw

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Utkarsh Srivastava @tangledbytes

a year ago

I have played around this a bit. I tried several ideas but what really worked the best for me was a custom WASM runtime. Most of the times the thing that became a roadblock for me in other approaches was making the time a function of number of instructions executed - this was easily solvable in a WASM runtime. What I ended up allowed fine grained control over: 1. File system ops 2. Network ops 3. Scheduling (both threads as well as processes) 4. Cluster and process local time And a few other things. The only drawback of the approach was that the program must be compiled to WASM (easy for Rust, Zig, etc though). If someday I will get some time, I will also try to play around with Intel Pin to see if it can be leveraged to do something similar without forcing WASM.

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Vipul Vaibhaw @vaibhaw_vipul

2 years ago

Deep work crushes shallow signals. Amidst this deepseek frenzy, ask yourself - when did you last think deeply or do something intellectually challenging? If not, you’re just over-optimizing your career while others innovate. Take bets. Take on tougher problems. Challenge yourself with harder subjects. When was the last time you learnt something just for fun and not because it will give you a "better job"? Until this happens, someone else will keep creating deep-tech, while we crib! note - this is for those who are now making decent income and out or scarcity.

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Shivam @shivamsupr

2 years ago

Organising the first meet-up of the year! Come folks see you there 🦀

bombay.rs / Rust Mumbai @bombay_rs

2 years ago

🚀 Mumbai Rustaceans, assemble! 🦀 Join us for an exciting afternoon of Rust, featuring: ✨ Full-stack Rust with Leptos by Shounak Deshmukh 🤝 Meet & Greet with Mumbai's Rust community 📅 January 25th, 2025, 12pm 🔗 Register now: lu.ma/eqxo12nr

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Chris @criccomini

2 years ago

First post of the year! @andy_pavlo got me thinking about why Confluent didn't build WarpStream. My conclusion: legacy infrastructure companies are going to have a tough time against cloud native, AI-enabled, post-ZIRP competitors. materializedview.io/p/infrastructu…

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Utkarsh Srivastava @tangledbytes

2 years ago

As another update, considering to finally relocate to Bangalore this January, have a lot of things to figure out there though (renting a place, etc).

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Utkarsh Srivastava @tangledbytes

2 years ago

Hoping to be more active here (and other platforms) this year. I spent most of 2024 working on my relationships (2023 was a roller coaster in that regard) and focusing exclusively on job (finally the product that I was working on got GA’ed in December 🥳).

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NanoVMs @nanovms

2 years ago

This week on the unikernel application spotlight we boot up @TigerBeetleDB a new fast OLTP db! Written in @ziglang it makes use of io_uring via @axboe , O_DIRECT, a deterministic simulator and way more than I can put into this tweet - check it out. youtube.com/watch?v=OjhBNs…

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Phil Eaton @eatonphil

2 years ago

Voltron layoffs, super unfortunate. You should hire Felipe.

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Chris @criccomini

2 years ago

New post is up! Next-gen infrastructure must support flexible deployments. Embedded, single-node, clustered, BYOC, SaaS, and self-managed. We're finally able to do this with one codebase. materializedview.io/p/the-new-era-…

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Utkarsh Srivastava @tangledbytes

2 years ago

@arpit_bhayani Ok, took a quick look at the repo. I could find AOF but not RDB (maybe its called something else there). I am sorry but AOF looks overly simplistic. I would have loved to contribute however Business Source License wouldn't allow me (Job + Personal POV) :)

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Utkarsh Srivastava @tangledbytes

2 years ago

@arpit_bhayani That.. looks a little strange. Maybe I am reading it wrong, is the throughput 4x with dicedb and that too with such small ops? Does dice have both AOF and RDB for persistence like redis?

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Mark @offlinemark

2 years ago

week 34, streaming kernel dev topic: debugging wild low level boot issues (pre-recorded since I'm on vacation, recap vid in thread) youtu.be/-hKU2UZ6Tvw

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Tianyin Xu @tianyin_xu

2 years ago

Seokjoo Cho (@seokjoo_cho) presents his work on building ScaleCache, a scalable page cache for multiple SSDs at @IllinoisCDS Systems Research Seminar. The work appears at EuroSys'24, dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.114… @seokjoo_cho is a 1st-year PhD student advised by @AishwaryaGanlat and Ram Alagappan.

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TigerBeetle @TigerBeetleDB

2 years ago

matklad will present TigerBeetle’s LSM-Forest compaction at @P99CONF - storage determinism across replicas for faster recovery from disk faults - perfect pacing to solve write stalls for predictable P100s - and with static memory allocation p99conf.io/agenda/#thursd…

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Joran Dirk Greef @jorandirkgreef

2 years ago

TigerBeetle’s LSM compaction is “the beating heart” of the database. Bringing together ideas at the intersection of global consensus protocol and local storage engine.

TigerBeetle @TigerBeetleDB

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Chris @criccomini

2 years ago

We just released slatedb.io 0.2.0! 🎉 This release has: - in-memory block cache - on-disk object cache - garbage collection - compressed bloom filters Next up: admin CLI, range queries, and more cache improevements.

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AO @aohoyd

2 years ago

@aantn You can run `docker buildx debug build` and get interactive shell on build failure

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Abhinav Upadhyay @abhi9u

2 years ago

Came across this book today. While the CSAPP book has a couple of chapters on these topics, this book is completely devoted to just memory hierarchy and tries to provide a holistic overview of the system, including cache memory, RAM and spinning disks. It's a bit dated now and does not discuss SSD or NVME storage. The ToC is very interesting and includes case studies from real-world systems. Now, only if there was enough time to read it.