Modern web services use in-memory caching extensively to increase throughput and reduce
latency. There have been several workload analyses of production systems that have fueled …

As a cache eviction algorithm, FIFO has a lot of attractive properties, such as simplicity,
speed, scalability, and flash-friendliness. The most prominent criticism of FIFO is its low …

Most major content providers use content delivery networks (CDNs) to serve web and video
content to their users. A CDN is a large distributed system of servers that caches and …

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At global user population scale, important microservices in warehouse-scale data centers
can grow to account for an enormous installed base of servers. With the end of Dennard …

Web applications rely heavily on software caches to achieve low-latency, high-throughput
services. To adapt to changing workloads, three types of learned caches (learned evictions) …

Tail latency is of great importance in user-facing web services. However, maintaining low tail
latency is challenging, because a single request to a web application server results in …

Modern web applications heavily rely on in-memory key-value caches to deliver low-latency,
high-throughput services. In-memory caches store small objects of size in the range of 10s to …

Datacenters need to reduce embodied carbon emissions, particularly for flash, which
accounts for 40% of embodied carbon in servers. However, decreasing flash's embodied …

Key-value caching is crucial to today's low-latency Internet services. Conventional key-value
cache systems, such as Memcached, heavily rely on expensive DRAM memory. To lower …