AI BriefingKakao Unveils Infra/Network Sessions for if(kakaoAI)2024: eBPF Monitoring, GPU Acceleration, and Four Talks
Key point
The four sessions held on October 23 cover network monitoring, GPU acceleration, LSP development, and shifts in C++ paradigms.
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Four sessions related to Infra/Network and developer productivity have been unveiled at Kakao's technology conference if(kakaoAI)2024. Scheduled for Wednesday, October 23, these sessions share innovative efforts in infrastructure and development, ranging from network performance improvements and GPU acceleration to new programming paradigms.
Infra/Network Sessions
In the network track, experiences with introducing Network Error Logging and eBPF for last-mile and data center network performance monitoring are presented. Additionally, techniques for transferring data from NIC to GPU using zero copy methods are covered, with technical challenges such as DMA synchronization and interactions with the Linux Network Stack, along with the optimization process, delivered in a tutorial format.
Developer Productivity and Methodology Sessions
In the development track, a developer shares insights on building Language Servers using tree-sitter and LSP (Language Server Protocol). Specifically, it addresses improvements gained by applying this to fluent-bit configuration files and challenges encountered during development. Furthermore, it highlights the limitations of OOP in the C++ language and proposes an alternative approach through value-oriented programming and immutable data structures.
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