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Andrey Ermolinskiy
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ContactAndrey Ermolinskiy483 Soda Hall Computer Science Division UC Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720-1776 Phone: 510-325-0045
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Broadly, my research interests lie in the areas of virtualization, high-performance distributed storage systems, enterprise data management, and Internet architecture. My recent projects include:
The Minuet project investigates the issues of concurrency control in distributed shared-disk applications. I conceived and led the development of a novel synchronization primitive that lifts the safety and liveness limitations associated with the traditional approaches based on conservative locking.
My earlier work focused on developing and evaluating robust protocols for inter-domain routing in the Internet.
I am also a member of the RAD Lab - Berkeley's Reliable Adaptive Distributed Systems Laboratory.
I received my undergraduate degree in Computer Science from Princeton University in 2002. Prior to joining the Berkeley graduate program, I worked as a software engineer/architect at IBM as part of the GPFS development team. GPFS is a parallel cluster file system for high-performance computing; it has been deployed to provide scalable disk I/O on some of the fastest supercomputers in the world.
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