Blog Posts
- August 30th, 2023 - How to Get Transactions Between (Almost) Any Data Stores
- August 28th, 2023 - The Time Traveler’s Guide to Distributed Applications
- December 9th, 2022 - Your Infrastructure Should Know More About Your Database
- September 3rd, 2022 - DBOS: A Database-Oriented Operating System
Publications
- R^3: Record-Replay-Retroaction for Database-Backed Applications (VLDB 2023)
- Epoxy: ACID Transactions Across Diverse Data Stores (VLDB 2023)
- Transactions Make Debugging Easy (CIDR 2023)
- Two is Better Than One: The Case for 2-Tree for Skewed Data Sets (CIDR 2023)
- Apiary: A DBMS-Backed Transactional Function-as-a-Service Framework (arXiv preprint)
- Machine Learning with DBOS (AIDB@VLDB 2022)
- Lotus: Scalable Multi-Partition Transactions on Single-Threaded Partitioned Databases (VLDB 2022)
- A Progress Report on DBOS: A DBMS-Oriented Operating System (CIDR 2022)
- DBOS: A DBMS-Oriented Operating System (VLDB 2022)
- Data Governance in a Database Operating System (DBOS) (Poly’21, co-located with VLDB 2021)
- DBOS: A Proposal for a Data-Centric Operating System (arXiv 2020)
- TabulaROSA: Tabular Operating System Architecture for Massively Parallel Heterogeneous Compute Engines (HPEC 2018)
Open-source Code
- Apiary: A Transactional Functions-as-a-Service Framework
- Lotus: Scalable Multi-Partition Transactions
People
Faculty and Senior Industry Partners
- Michael Cafarella (MIT)
- Michael Coden (MIT)
- Çağatay Demiralp (Amazon/MIT)
- Deeptaanshu Kumar (The Arena Group)
- Goetz Graefe (Google)
- Jeremy Kepner (MIT)
- Christos Kozyrakis (Stanford)
- Michael Stonebraker (MIT)
- Lalith Suresh (VMware)
- Xiangyao Yu (UW-Madison)
- Matei Zaharia (Stanford)
PhD Students
- Peter Kraft (Stanford)
- Qian Li (Stanford)
- Athinagoras Skiadopoulos (Stanford)
- Xinjing Zhou (MIT)
- Peter Baile Chen (MIT)
- Anthony Xingchi Li (Texas A&M)
Alumni
- Kostis Kaffes (Stanford)
- Danny Cho (Stanford)
- Robert Redmond (MIT)
- Nathan Weckwerth (MIT)
- Brian Xia (MIT)
- Daniel Hong (MIT)
- Shana Mathew (MIT)
- Jason Li (MIT)