10:33

PIRL 2020, Week Three Retrospective

10:47

PIRL 2020, Week Two Retrospective

08:17

PIRL 2020, Week One Retrospective

59:14

PIRL 2020: Week One Keynote, Oracle x10 - Doug Hood

58:16

PIRL 2020: Week Two Keynote, ARM - William Wang

57:12

PIRL 2020: Week Two Verizon Keynote - Samir Raizada

51:54

PIRL 2020: Week Three Fujitsu Keynote - Dieter Kasper

58:39

PIRL 2020: Week Two Panel Discussion, October 23

01:03:10

PIRL 2020: Week Three Oracle Exadata Keynote - Jia Shi

55:50

PIRL 2020: Week One Panel Discussion, October 16

58:01

PIRL2020: Week Three Panel Discussion, October 30

30:15

PIRL 2020: Transactional Graph Processing in Persistent Memory

33:57

PIRL 2020: Cross-Failure Bug Detection in Persistent Memory Programs

18:44

PIRL 2020: Planning to Fail With Reverse Psychology

04:01

PIRL 2020: Steve Heller Server Demo

32:05

PIRL 2020: Is Persistent Memory Persistent?

27:12

PIRL 2020: How the Experiment Ends, The Long Tale of Persistent Memory Enabling

31:03

PIRL 2020: C++ Persistent Containers in PMDK

18:50

PIRL 2020: I Replaced an SSD with Storage Class Memory. Here is What I Learned.

31:57

PIRL 2020: In-cache Line Logging Approach on Real Persistent Memory

30:30

PIRL 2020: Lock-free Concurrent Level Hashing for Persistent Memory

27:15

PIRL 2020: Towards Easier Persistence-Aware Programming: A Deep Reinforcement Learning Approach

39:19

PIRL 2019: Persistent Memory Programming on Conventional Hardware

30:21

PIRL 2019: Experience on building a lock-free B+-tree in persistent memory

31:19

PIRL 2019: NVM Direct - A Persistent Memory API (Bill Bridge, Oracle)

28:03

PIRL 2019: PMTest: A Fast and Flexible Testing Framework for Persistent Memory Programs.

23:53

2019 PIRL: Storing STL Containers on NVM (Markus Dreseler, Hasso Plattner Institute)

28:57

PIRL 2019: ZUFS Overview (Shachar Sharon, NetApp (Plexistor R&D))

32:14

PIRL 2019: Persistent Memory Evaluation and Experiments (Maya Gokhale, Lawrence Livermore Ntnl Lab)

45:14

PIRL 2019: The 3rd Rail of Linux Filesystems: A Survival Story (Dan Williams, Intel)

26:49

PIRL 2019: Benchmarking Persistent Range Indexes (Lucas Lersch, TU Dresden)

36:13

PIRL 2019: Exadata with Persistent Memory – An Epic Journey (Zouyu Tao, Oracle)

33:26

PIRL 2019: Evolution of Persistent Memory Development Kit (Piotr Balcer, Intel)

38:58

PIRL 2019: An Empirical Guide to Using 3DXPoint Memory (Joe Izraelevitz, UC San Diego)

56:15

PIRL 2019: Programming Persistent Memory in A Virtualized Environment using Golang

30:08

PIRL 2019: Protecting SW From Itself: Powerfail Atomicity for Block Writes

34:49

PIRL 2019: Developing Programmer-Friendly Frameworks for NVM

33:22

PIRL 2019: MOD: Minimally Ordered Durable Datastructures for Persistent Memory

24:30

PIRL 2019: Memory vs. Storage: Is There a Difference and Do We Care Anymore?

01:11:08

PIRL 2019: Successfully Deploying Persistent Memory and Acceleration via Compute Express Link

34:22

PIRL 2019: Adding persistence to Java (Mario Wolczko, Oracle Labs)