Cobra - Making Transactional Key-Value Stores Verifiably Serializable

Cobra - Making Transactional Key-Value Stores Verifiably Serializable

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Combining writes exploits a common pattern

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Combining writes exploits a common pattern

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Cobra - Making Transactional Key-Value Stores Verifiably Serializable

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 Serializability is a correctness contract
  3. 3 The underlying problem is...
  4. 4 Cobra: verifying serializability of black-box databases
  5. 5 Starting point: brute-force search on a polygraph
  6. 6 Outline
  7. 7 Checking serializability may be tractable in practice
  8. 8 Cobra aims at real-world workloads
  9. 9 How to reduce constraints in a polygraph?
  10. 10 Combining writes exploits a common pattern
  11. 11 Combining writes: exploit common patterns
  12. 12 Cobra exploits characteristics of the problem
  13. 13 Pruning via graph paths (reachability)
  14. 14 Cobra verifies in rounds to support growing histories
  15. 15 Experimental evaluation
  16. 16 Experiment setup
  17. 17 Cobra can handle 10x larger workloads
  18. 18 Decomposition of Cobra's verification runtime
  19. 19 Recap
  20. 20 Related work
  21. 21 Summary

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