Research
Interests
- Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA)
- Fault tolerance in modern distributed systems
- Intel SGX
Projects
Teaching
| SS19: | Seminar Verteilte Systeme: Systems programming (Bachelor) |
| WS 18/19: | Seminar Verteilte Systeme: System Support for Modern Web Technologies |
Open theses:
| No entries found. |
Running theses:
| Title | Type | Supervisor | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Developement of a comprehensive life-cycle approach of Research software | Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis, Project Thesis | Ines Messadi | tentative |
| A continuous integration approach to enable the sustainable development of a Byzantine fault-tolerant framework | Bachelor Thesis, Master Thesis, Project Thesis | Ines Messadi | running |
| Development of a fast distributed Key-Value Store with Integrity verification | Master Thesis | Ines Messadi | running |
| Multi-Enclave BFT Protocols | Master Thesis | Signe Rüsch, Ines Messadi | running |
Finished theses:
| Title | Type | Supervisor | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low Latency Byzantine Agreement using RDMA | Bachelor Thesis | Signe Rüsch, Ines Messadi | finished |
Publications
2018
- Signe Rüsch, Ines Messadi and Rüdiger Kapitza: Towards Low-Latency Byzantine Agreement Protocols Using RDMA, in Proceedings of the 1st Workshop on Byzantine Consensus and Resilient Blockchains, BCRB'18, Luxemburg, June 2018 (ruesch2018rubin, BibTeX, Slides)
- Ines Messadi: Low-Latency Network-Scalable Byzantine Fault-Tolerant Replication, in 12th EuroSys Doctoral Workshop, EuroDW'18, Porto, Portugal, April 2018 (messadi2018dw, BibTeX, Slides, Poster)
