Erfan Sharafzadeh

@erfansharafzade

CS Ph.D. Student @ Hopkins

Joined February 2011
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  1. 6 Dec 2021

    How much do we know about the traffic burstiness originating from data center hosts? Our ACM '21 poster presents a preliminary look at this less explored problem!

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  2. 6 Dec 2021

    So thrilled to present our paper "Burst-tolerant data center networks with " at the upcoming ACM '21 conference. Vertigo employs packet deflection to prevent drops when facing microbursts. Check out the paper:

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    23 Oct 2020

    📢📢 I am recruiting graduate students at Boston University. If you are interested in working at the intersection of systems, networking, and security, please contact me! -CE PhD Prog.: -My current research: RTs much appreciated!

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    20 Oct 2020

    Showan () from presents Peafowl 🦚 Peafowl demonstrates that more power can be saved in servers hosting in-memory key-value stores when the application itself is in charge of CPU scheduling. More:

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    30 Sep 2020

    Congrats to 's Soudeh Ghorbani who recently won a Facebook Faculty Research Award!

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    9 Sep 2020

    Kyle Lowry is not appreciated as he should be

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    8 Aug 2020

    FINALLY got some good news!! Our paper (peafowl) got accepted in 🥳. Peafowl transfers the CPU scheduling from OS to the application!

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    14 Jul 2020

    They need help We can't breathe Save them

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    2 Jun 2020

    This is a very important point, and a very understandable sentiment (I feel the same way!) I've been thinking about this tweet all morning. Perhaps I can offer a somewhat different perspective, in the hope that might help a bit (hopefully it does). 1/7

    I've been in a strange mood today. I'm supposed to be chasing a paper deadline, but I've been unable to concentrate - what's the point of some silly paper if the whole world is going to shit? I feel like Nero, playing the fiddle as the world burns. Anyone else feel the same way?
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  10. 22 May 2020

    - How did you start your day? - By missing the meeting I was eagerly waiting for.

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    18 May 2020

    What tool you need to observe perfomance in Linux?

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  12. 10 Apr 2020

    Finally found something terribly wrong with Shenango. This system is too good regardless!

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  13. 19 Mar 2020

    سیاه ترین کارنامه سالی که گذشت هم تعلق میگیره به حکومت ایران که مرزهای پستی رو کیلومترها جابه جا کرد و ما فراموش نمی کنیم

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  14. 19 Mar 2020

    To all my friends in Iran. Wish you a happy new year. Miss you all😊

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  15. 9 Mar 2020

    Nobody interested in going to Mohsen Namjoo's concert? :(

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    2 Mar 2020

    The virus affecting Iran this month is still not as bad as the one that's been affecting it since 1979.

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  17. 1 Feb 2020

    and on the joy of helping to create the improvements that made life better. In ten years, I hope we can look back with the same mixed impression of progress combined with continuity." [3/3]

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  18. 1 Feb 2020

    when described here, to be extremely harsh and primitive. I am sure that if forced back to the PDP-7 I would find it intolerably limiting and lacking inconveniences. Nevertheless, it did not seem so at the time; the memory fixes on what was good and what lasted, [2/3]

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  19. 1 Feb 2020

    Such a beautiful conclusion on "The Evolution of the Unix Time-sharing System" by D. Ritchie, 1980. Wow! "One of the comforting things about old memories is their tendency to take on a rosy glow. The programming environment provided by the early versions of Unix seems, [1/3]

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  20. 31 Jan 2020

    Check this out if you wanna learn some Poker :)

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