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SUMMARY:Memory Disaggregation in Serverless Computing
DESCRIPTION:Joshua Lowe (Illinois Institute of Technology, Rose-Hulman Ins
 titute of Technology) and Nanda Velugoti (Illinois Institute of Technology
 )\n\nIn recent years, the slowing of advancements in memory technology and
  applications’ increasing demand for memory have resulted in high performa
 nce computation becoming bottlenecked by availability of memory. One exist
 ing solution, far memory, involves swapping pages to a remote machine rath
 er than a local disk. Function-as-a-service (FaaS) platforms have also bec
 ome more prevalent, allowing the remote execution of workloads. We first e
 xplore the viability of integrating one FaaS tool, Globus Compute, with a 
 remote swap system for far memory, FastSwap. Then, we investigate the perf
 ormance of the combined system on various workloads to determine which one
 s can incorporate remote memory without excessive overhead cost. We find t
 hat for certain workloads, including breadth-first search and minimum span
 ning tree, it is possible to use up to 30% remote memory without significa
 nt slowdowns. In the poster session, we will present our approach, finding
 s, limitations, and potential generalizations.\n\nRegistration Category: T
 ech Program Reg Pass, Exhibits Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: Ayesha Afzal (F
 riedrich-Alexander University, Erlangen-Nuremberg; Erlangen National High 
 Performance Computing Center); Sally Ellingson (University of Kentucky); a
 nd Alan Sussman (University of Maryland)\n\n
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