HPTS'17 day 1
This post is a continuation from yesterday's post. I cover only some of the talks, you may check the other talks from the HPTS agenda. Mind your state for your state of mind (Pat Helland -Salesforce) HPTS day 1 started with a keynote from Pat Helland. Pat Helland is a database veteran. I had covered some of his papers on this blog before. He writes insightful position papers with a unique style. The keynote provided an overview of trends in storage and computing and hit the high notes from his earlier position papers as well, and mentioned this table: | fast-reads | fast-writes | read-your-write linearizable | no | no | yes nonlinearizable | yes | yes ...