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most citedThe Benefit of Hindsight: Tracing Edge-Cases in Distributed Systems

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cs.DC2022

ACT now: Aggregate Comparison of Traces for Incident Localization

Kamala Ramasubramanian, Ashutosh Raina, Jonathan Mace +1

Incidents in production systems are common and downtime is expensive. Applying an appropriate mitigating action quickly, such as changing a specific firewall rule, reverting a chan…

cs.DC20223 cited

The Benefit of Hindsight: Tracing Edge-Cases in Distributed Systems

Lei Zhang, Vaastav Anand, Zhiqiang Xie +2

Today's distributed tracing frameworks are ill-equipped to troubleshoot rare edge-case requests. The crux of the problem is a trade-off between specificity and overhead. On the one…

cs.DC2020

Aggregate-Driven Trace Visualizations for Performance Debugging

Vaastav Anand, Matheus Stolet, Thomas Davidson +3

Performance issues in cloud systems are hard to debug. Distributed tracing is a widely adopted approach that gives engineers visibility into cloud systems. Existing trace analysis…

cs.DC2020

Serving DNNs like Clockwork: Performance Predictability from the Bottom Up

Arpan Gujarati, Reza Karimi, Safya Alzayat +4

Machine learning inference is becoming a core building block for interactive web applications. As a result, the underlying model serving systems on which these applications depend…

cs.DC20192 cited

No DNN Left Behind: Improving Inference in the Cloud with Multi-Tenancy

Amit Samanta, Suhas Shrinivasan, Antoine Kaufmann +1

With the rise of machine learning, inference on deep neural networks (DNNs) has become a core building block on the critical path for many cloud applications. Applications today re…