| Gregory (Grisha) Chockler
Research Staff Member, IBM Haifa Research Laboratory During 2003-2005, I was a postdoctoral associate with
the
Theory of Distributed Systems group,
MIT/
CSAIL Ph.D., CS and Eng. School, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, 2003. |
IBM Haifa Labs Haifa University Campus, Mount Carmel, Haifa 31905, ISRAEL. Email: chockler AT il.ibm.com, grishac AT csail.mit.edu Tl: +972-4-829-6414, Fax: 972-4-829-6112 |
My home page at IBM Research
Contents:
- Selected Publications
- Full publication list (most are on-line)
- Curriculum Vitae (as of Mar 9, 2008): pdf, ps
- Conference committees and organization
- Research projects
- Courses
- Students
Conference Committees and Organization:
LADIS 2010, co-organizerACM/SIGOPS LADIS 2009 (General Chair): Workshop Summary (to appear in Operating Systems Review): pdf
Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing (JPDC), special issue on Cloud Computing, co-editor.
DEBS 2010 (PC member), DISC 2010 (PC member), ICDCN 2010 (PC member), Autonomics 2009 (PC member), SSS 2009 (PC member/Cloud Computing track), DEBS 2009 (PC member), ISAS 2009 (PC member), DISC 2009 (PC member), ICDCS 2009 (PC member/Reliability and Dependability track), LADIS 2008 (PC Chair), DOA 2008 (PC member), DEBS 2008 (PC member), ISAS 2008 (PC member), PODC 2008 (PC member), ICDCS 2008 (PC member/Wireless Networks track), DOA 2007 (PC member), Autonomics 2007(PC member), LADIS 2007 (co-organizer), PODC 2006 (PC member), PODC 2005 (local arrangements), ICDCS 2005 (PC member/Fault-Tolerant and Dependable Computing track), PODC 2004 (PC member).
Research:
My research interests include both theoretical and practical aspects of distributed computing. In particular, peer-to-peer systems, scalable pub/sub communciation, fault-tolerance and high availability in a variety of settings, distributed middelware and service oriented computing (aka SOA), reliable storage systems, shared memory, and group-communication.Some past and present projects I am/was involved in:
- CoMiFin (EU/FP7):
Middleware for Protecting Critical Financial Infrastructure. Principal Investigator.
- Bulletin Board (IBM): A Scalable and Robust Eventually
Consistent Shared Memory over a Peer-to-Peer Overlay
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SpiderCast (IBM): An infrastructure for scalable dissemination of events
in large-scale pub/sub systems.
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Middleware for robust applications in wireless ad-hoc networks (MIT):
An overview paper,
tutorial slides.
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A unified fraemwork for specifying and proving atomicity (MIT):
Research abstract
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Aquarius (Hebrew University):
A quorum based fault-tolerance infastructure for CORBA
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Object Store over SAN (IBM): Storage controller supporting object level
access to networked storage devices
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Fleet (Hebrew University and Bell Labs):
A survivable object respository
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CASCADE (Technion and Hebrew University): A caching service for CORBA objects
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Transis (Hebrew University): A group
communication system for partitionable networks. One of the Transis
versions authored by Dahlia Malkhi and
myself was released under the GPL/LGPL license. Download from the HUJI
site
Courses
6.897 Principles of Fault-Tolerant Distributed Computing, Fall Term 2004, MIT: Course web-page67808 Operating Systems, Spring Term 2003, Hebrew University: Course web-page
67808 Operating Systems, Fall Term 2002, Hebrew University: Course web-page
67629 Topics in Distributed Middleware Systems, Spring Term 2002, Hebrew University: Course web-page (archived version coming soon)
Students:
- Dmitri Perelman, Technion, IBM internship supervision (summer 2009)
- Ymir Vigfusson, Cornell, IBM internship supervision (winter 2009).
- Keren Censor, Technion, IBM internship supervision (summer 2009)
- Sarunas Girdzijauskas, EPFL, IBM internship supervision (winter 2008), PhD Dissertaion Committee.
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Calvin Newport, MIT, M.Sc., co-supervised with Nancy Lynch. Graduated June 2006.
Thesis: Consensus and Collision Detectors in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
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