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most citedA Moveable Beast: Partitioning Data and Compute for Computational Storage

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6 papers

cs.DB2026

Not Your Usual Type(s): Data contracts as types across languages and engines

Aldrin Montana, Colin Marc, Luca Bigon +1

Composable data systems promise to let developers combine languages, engines, and catalogs without sacrificing a coherent user experience. In practice, however, pipeline-node bound…

cs.DB2026

GitLake: Git-for-data for the agentic lakehouse

Weiming Sheng, Jinlang Wang, Manuel Barros +3

We present GitLake, a Git-for-data design for an agent-first lakehouse. The system lifts single-table Iceberg snapshots into lakehouse-wide commits, branches, and merges, letting a…

cs.DC2026

Building a Correct-by-Design Lakehouse. Data Contracts, Versioning, and Transactional Pipelines for Humans and Agents

Weiming Sheng, Jinlang Wang, Manuel Barros +3

Lakehouses are now the default substrate for analytics and AI, but they remain fragile under concurrent, untrusted change: schema mismatches often surface only at runtime, developm…

cs.DC2025

Mycelium: A Transformation-Embedded LSM-Tree

Holly Casaletto, Jeff Lefevre, Aldrin Montana +1

Compaction is a necessary, but often costly background process in write-optimized data structures like LSM-trees that reorganizes incoming data that is sequentially appended to log…

cs.DC2023★ 1 cited

A Moveable Beast: Partitioning Data and Compute for Computational Storage

Aldrin Montana, Yuanqing Xue, Jeff LeFevre +4

Over the years, hardware trends have introduced various heterogeneous compute units while also bringing network and storage bandwidths within an order of magnitude of memory subsys…

cs.DC2020

Mapping Datasets to Object Storage System

Xiaowei, Chu, Jeff LeFevre +5

Access libraries such as ROOT and HDF5 allow users to interact with datasets using high level abstractions, like coordinate systems and associated slicing operations. Unfortunately…