Shankaranarayanan Puzhavakath Narayanan

TL;DR: PARCEL splits functionality between the mobile device and the proxy based on their strengths, and in a manner distinct from both traditional browsers and existing cloud-heavy approaches, and results show PARCEL continues to perform well under client interactions, owing to its judicious functionality split.

TL;DR: This paper explores page-structure-aware strategies for placing objects in CDN cache hierarchies and presents schemes for identifying these objects and develop mechanisms to ensure that they are served with higher priority by the CDN, while balancing traditional CDN concerns such as optimizing the delivery of popular objects and minimizing bandwidth costs.

TL;DR: A distributed datastore tailored for edge computing that provides session consistency between otherwise eventual consistent replicas by tracking and migrating only the clientaffected keys between the replicas.

TL;DR: Experiments with top Alexa Web pages show NutShell can sustain, on average, 27\% more user requests per second than a proxy performing fully redundant execution, while preserving, and sometimes enhancing, the latency benefits.

TL;DR: Karma is proposed, the first system to enable causal consistency for partitioned data stores while achieving the cost advantages of partial replication without the availability and latency problems of the simple extension.