Mohammad Shahrad
@mshahrad.bsky.social
Assistant Professor, University of British Columbia (UBC)
New serverless traces just dropped: github.com/ubc-cirrus-l...
- 1.9B+ invocations over two months
- First dataset characterizing an open-source platform (Knative)
📄 Accompanying paper to appear at ACM EuroSys ’26 in April.
- 1.9B+ invocations over two months
- First dataset characterizing an open-source platform (Knative)
📄 Accompanying paper to appear at ACM EuroSys ’26 in April.
GitHub - ubc-cirrus-lab/ibm-cloud-code-engine-traces
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October 6, 2025 at 8:34 PM
New serverless traces just dropped: github.com/ubc-cirrus-l...
- 1.9B+ invocations over two months
- First dataset characterizing an open-source platform (Knative)
📄 Accompanying paper to appear at ACM EuroSys ’26 in April.
- 1.9B+ invocations over two months
- First dataset characterizing an open-source platform (Knative)
📄 Accompanying paper to appear at ACM EuroSys ’26 in April.
Reposted by Mohammad Shahrad
The Solutions Scholars Program is accepting applications! Program Details: climatesolutions.ubc.ca/solutions-sc...
🧭 Application Deadline – June 10, 11:59pm, 2025
📅 Term: September 2025 – June 2026
💰 Value: $10,000 GRA
🧭 Application Deadline – June 10, 11:59pm, 2025
📅 Term: September 2025 – June 2026
💰 Value: $10,000 GRA
May 20, 2025 at 11:13 PM
The Solutions Scholars Program is accepting applications! Program Details: climatesolutions.ubc.ca/solutions-sc...
🧭 Application Deadline – June 10, 11:59pm, 2025
📅 Term: September 2025 – June 2026
💰 Value: $10,000 GRA
🧭 Application Deadline – June 10, 11:59pm, 2025
📅 Term: September 2025 – June 2026
💰 Value: $10,000 GRA
Reposted by Mohammad Shahrad
This is a good read, with reflections on academic systems-paper reviews and publishing.
Yay for the first unikernel paper getting the ASPLOS most influential paper award, and some reflections on it anil.recoil.org/notes/uniker...
Unikernels wins the ASPLOS most influential paper award
anil.recoil.org
April 14, 2025 at 12:10 AM
This is a good read, with reflections on academic systems-paper reviews and publishing.
Authors should be required to choose a license before receiving artifact evaluation badges. Too often, I find 'evaluated' artifacts with no license, making them unusable. No license is worse than a restrictive one—at least with the latter, you know where you stand.
April 4, 2025 at 12:38 AM
Authors should be required to choose a license before receiving artifact evaluation badges. Too often, I find 'evaluated' artifacts with no license, making them unusable. No license is worse than a restrictive one—at least with the latter, you know where you stand.