Tailslayer: Hacking DRAM Refresh Stalls with Replicated Reads
Tail latency from DRAM refreshes can balloon 10x in benchmarks, killing your app's p99. Tailslayer replicates data across channels and hedges reads – clever, but hacky.
Tail latency from DRAM refreshes can balloon 10x in benchmarks, killing your app's p99. Tailslayer replicates data across channels and hedges reads – clever, but hacky.
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