Vijay Vasudevan

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Where I work
Graduate Student
Computer Science Dept.
Carnegie Mellon University
GHC6221
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I am a Ph.D candidate in the Computer Science Department at Carnegie Mellon University. I am co-advised by Professor David Andersen and Professor Hui Zhang.

Research Projects

My interests span topics in networked computer systems, including low-power cluster systems, datacenter networking, and Internet measurement.

FAWN: Fast Array of Wimpy Nodes

Incast: TCP Throughput Collapse in Cluster-based Storage Systems

Simple Wide-Area Multi-Path (SWAMP)

Publications

Technical Reports


Past Projects

As an undergraduate at Berkeley, I worked on two projects in Ken Goldberg's Berkeley Automation Lab. Specifically, I was the network engineer on the Ballet Mori project and also worked on physical deformation simulations for needle surgery planning. I also worked on DDoS prevention in next generation Internet architectures and implemented ConeNAT functionality within the OCALA framework.

Friends

CMU

David Brumley
Jason Franklin
Jason Ganetsky
Swapnil Patil
Amar Phanishayee
Kanat Tangwongsan
Dan Wendlandt
Bruce Maggs

Elsewhere

Beverly Wang
Kevin Lin
Chris Crutchfield
Robert D. Gregg