yangzhou{at}g.harvard.edu OR yanggepkuer15{at}gmail.com (Hangouts)
Bio
I am a fifth-year Ph.D. student @ Harvard University, advised by Prof. Minlan Yu and Prof. James Mickens. I am broadly interested in networked systems. In particular, my work focuses on kernel customizations via eBPF, distributed runtime systems, remote memory, smart NIC security, and network telemetry. My research is supported by a Google PhD Fellowship in System and Networking.
I received the M.S. in Computer Science @ Harvard University in 2021.
I received the B.S. in Computer Science @ Peking University in 2018, advised by Prof. Tong Yang, where I researched data stream (or one-pass randomized) algorithms.
Google Scholar, CV
News
Dec 2022, Electrode (eBPF-accelerated Paxos) accepted to NSDI’23!
March 2022, Carbink (fault-tolerant far memory) accepted to OSDI’22!
June 2021, PCAT (evolvable network telemetry) accepted to NSDI’22!
Carbink: Fault-Tolerant Far MemoryYang Zhou, Hassan Wassel, Sihang Liu, Jiaqi Gao, James Mickens, Minlan Yu, Chris Kennelly, Paul Turner, David Culler, Hank Levy, Amin Vahdat.
OSDI 2022. USENIX Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation.
Evolvable Network Telemetry at FacebookYang Zhou, Ying Zhang, Minlan Yu, Guangyu Wang, Dexter Cao, Eric Sung and Starsky Wong.
NSDI 2022. USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation.
Adaptive Measurements using One Elastic Sketch.
Tong Yang, Jie Jiang, Peng Liu, Qun Huang, Junzhi Gong, Yang Zhou, Rui Miao, Xiaoming Li, Steve Uhlig.
IEEE/ACM Trasactions on Networking (TON) 2019.
Using docker overlay network for socket connection.
Implementing a zero-overhead DNS service among serverless instances.
Miscellaneous
I love long-distance running.
I love long-distance biking. Cycling around Taiwan (about 700 miles) within ten days. More.
I am interested in physics.
I like skiing; longing for skiing in Zermatt, Switzerland.
I like traveling; the countries or regions I have been to: China, US, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Ecuador. Due to F1 visa constraint, I cannot travel to more places :(.