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Software Design for Persistent Memory Systems
Nonvolatile RAM (NVRAM) will soon be widely available. Specific software techniques will be required in order to fully realise the potential that NVRAM offers. Byte addressable persistence offers both new opportunities and new challenges. This talk will cover both naive approaches to leveraging NVRAM, and reasons to avoid those approaches, as well as optimal, proven methods for building systems around persistent memory.
Speaker
Howard Chu
Systems Level Developer & CTO @SymasCorp
Howard Chu has been writing Free/Open Source software since the 1980s. His work has spanned a wide range of computing topics, including most of the GNU utilities (gcc, gdb, gmake, etc.), networking protocols and tools, kernel and filesystem drivers, and focused on maximizing the useful work from...
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Westminster, 4th flr.
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NVRAMSystems ProgrammingPerformanceLessonsDesignShare
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