If all these new DBMS technologies are so scalable, why are Oracle and DB2 still on top of TPC-C? A roadmap to end their dominance.
(This post is coauthored by Alexander Thomson and Daniel Abadi) In the last decade, database technology has arguably progressed furthest along the scalability dimension. There have been hundreds of research papers, dozens of open-source projects, and numerous startups attempting to improve the scalability of database technology. Many of these new technologies have been extremely influential---some
RANS
34685788229696555476607168570582286802043814610172879523867165 Can you guess what this number means? I assure you that it will be clear, if you read this page through! --日本語解説 at sw@mac.info Introduction RANS is a library, an implementation of an Abstract Numeration System (ANS) on a regular language. RANS's concept is very simple, just calculates the number from the given string on a regular lang
PDOS Multicore Research
We build and investigate software systems for multicore computers. We have analyzed and fixed scalability problems in existing software, such as the Linux kernel, and built scalable software from scratch, such as RadixVM and the Corey kernel. To facilitate this work and help identify scalability bottlenecks on multicore computers we have built analysis tools, like DProf. Current Projects The Scala
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