Archived Events

Archived Events

Apr 15

2019

Apr 15 2019
Ph.D. Program Acceptance Announcement: Tianyu Li
Speaker:
Tianyu Li
Video:
YouTube

Tianyu Li is the top prospect for database graduate student applications in the 2019 admissions season (ranked #1 "Database Quarterly", #1 "DB All Stars 2019", #1 "ESPN"). He has been admitted to many of the top database Ph.D. programs: Berkeley, CMU, MIT, Stanford, Columbia, Wisconsin, Washington, Maryland. After long deliberation, Tianyu will be announcing his selection on April 15th @... Read More

Apr 8

2019

Apr 8 2019
[DB Seminar] Spring 2019 Reading Group: Chenyao Lou
Speaker:
Chenyao Lou

Chenyao will present this paper in this meeting: Title: Noria: dynamic, partially-stateful data-flow for high-performance web applications Authors: Jon Gjengset, Malte Schwarzkopf, Jonathan Behrens, Lara Timbo Araujo, Martin Ek, Eddie Kohler, M. Frans Kaashoek, Robert Morris Read More

Apr 1

2019

Apr 1 2019
[DB Seminar] Spring 2019 Reading Group: Gustavo Angulo
Speaker:
Gustavo Angulo

Gus will present the following paper in this seminar: Title: SageDB: A Learned Database System Authors: Tim Kraska, Mohammad Alizadeh, Alex Beutel, Ed H. Chi, Jialin Ding, Ani Kristo, Guillaume Leclerc, Samuel Madden, Hongzi Mao, Vikram Nathan Know Your Enemy Read More

Mar 25

2019

Mar 25 2019
Spring 2019: Natacha Crooks (UT Austin)
Speaker:
Natacha Crooks

Modern applications must collect and store massive amounts of data. Cloud storage offers these applications simplicity: the abstraction of a failure-free, perfectly scalable black-box. While appealing, offloading data to the cloud is not without challenges. Cloud storage systems often favour weaker levels of isolation and consistency. These weaker guarantees introduce behaviours that, without care, can break application logic. Offloading data... Read More

Mar 20

2019

Mar 20 2019
Spring 2019: Alex Ratner (Stanford)
Speaker:
Alex Ratner

One of the key bottlenecks in building machine learning systems is creating and managing the massive training datasets that today’s models learn from. In this talk, I will describe my work on data management systems that let users specify training datasets in higher-level, faster, and more flexible ways, leading to applications that can be built in hours or days, rather... Read More

Feb 25

2019

Feb 25 2019
[DB Seminar] Spring 2019 Reading Group: Matt Butrovich
Speaker:
Matt Butrovich

Matt will present the following paper in this seminar: Title: Concurrent Prefix Recovery: Performing CPR on a Database Authors: Guna Prasaad, Badrish Chandramouli, Donald Kossmann Read More

Feb 21

2019

Feb 21 2019
Spring 2019: Monte Zweben (Splice Machine)
Speaker:
Monte Zweben
System:
Splice Machine

This talk describes the Splice Machine Data Platform designed to power today’s new class of Operational AI applications that require high scalability and high-availability while simultaneously executing OLTP, OLAP and ML workloads. Splice Machine is a full ANSI SQL database that is ACID compliant, supports secondary indexes, constraints, triggers, and stored procedures. It uses a unique, distributed snapshot isolation algorithm... Read More

Feb 18

2019

Feb 18 2019
[DB Seminar] Spring 2019 Reading Group: Tianyu Li
Speaker:
Tianyu Li

Tianyu will present this paper in this meeting: Title: Faster: A Concurrent Key-Value Store with In-Place Updates Authors: Badrish Chandramouli , Guna Prasaad , Donald Kossmann , Justin Levandoski , James Hunter , Mike Barnett Read More

Feb 11

2019

Feb 11 2019
[DB Seminar] Spring 2019 Reading Group: Lin Ma
Speaker:
Lin Ma

Lin will present this work in this meeting: Title: Automatically Indexing Millions of Databases in Microsoft Azure SQL Database Authors: Sudipto Das, Miroslav Grbic, Igor Ilic, Isidora Jovandic, Andrija Jovanovic, Vivek R. Narasayya, Miodrag Radulovic, Maja Stikic, Gaoxiang Xu, Surajit Chaudhuri Read More

Feb 4

2019

Feb 4 2019
[DB Seminar] Spring 2019 Reading Group: Prashanth Menon
Speaker:
Prashanth Menon

Prashanth will present the following paper in this meeting: Title: Thriving in the No Man’s Land between Compilers and Databases Authors: Holger Pirk, Jana Giceva, Peter Pietzuch Read More