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What is Cloud Computing? According to ChatGPT.

High Scalability

Cloud computing is a model of computing that delivers computing services over the internet, including storage, data processing, and networking. It allows users to access and use shared computing resources, such as servers, storage, and applications, on demand and without the need to manage the underlying infrastructure.

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Building an elastic query engine on disaggregated storage

The Morning Paper

Building an elastic query engine on disaggregated storage , Vuppalapati, NSDI’20. This paper presents Snowflake design and implementation along with a discussion on how recent changes in cloud infrastructure (emerging hardware, fine-grained billing, etc.) But the ephemeral storage service for intermediate data is not based on S3.

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What is a message queue? How an observability platform eases message queue monitoring

Dynatrace

Consumers store messages in a queue — usually in a buffer or on a storage medium — until they can process and delete them. Without it, sending an email over a long distance would require the immediate availability of every node on the routing network to forward each message. A producer creates the message, and a consumer processes it.

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What is a message queue? How an observability platform eases message queue monitoring

Dynatrace

Consumers store messages in a queue — usually in a buffer or on a storage medium — until they can process and delete them. Without it, sending an email over a long distance would require the immediate availability of every node on the routing network to forward each message. A producer creates the message, and a consumer processes it.

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A case for managed and model-less inference serving

The Morning Paper

As we saw with the SOAP paper last time out, even with a fixed model variant and hardware there are a lot of different ways to map a training workload over the available hardware. First off there still is a model of course (but then there are servers hiding behind a serverless abstraction too!). autoscaling). autoscaling).

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Seamless offloading of web app computations from mobile device to edge clouds via HTML5 Web Worker migration

The Morning Paper

These use their regression models to estimate processing time (which will depend on the hardware available, current load, etc.). The figure below shows the migration time for these three applications, broken down into snapshot capture, snapshot restoration, and ‘other’ (including the network transfer time).

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Narrowing the gap between serverless and its state with storage functions

The Morning Paper

Narrowing the gap between serverless and its state with storage functions , Zhang et al., While being motivated by serverless use cases, there’s nothing especially serverless about the key-value store, Shredder , this paper reports on. A key challenge… is that serverless functions are stateless.