ShadowVM: accelerating data plane for data analytics with bare metal CPUs and GPUs
Zhifang Li, Mingcong Han, Shangwei Wu, Chuliang Weng
2021Year
2Citations
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Abstract
With the development of the big data ecosystem, large-scale data analytics has become more prevalent in the past few years. Apache Spark, etc., provide a flexible approach for scalable processing upon massive data. However, they are not designed for handling computing-intensive workloads due to the restrictions of JVM runtime. In contrast, GPU has been the de facto accelerator for graphics rendering and deep learning in recent years. Nevertheless, the current architecture makes it difficult to take advantage of GPUs and other accelerators in the big data world.
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