Synchronizing Clocks by Leveraging Local Clock Properties
Offered By: USENIX via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a conference talk on Graham, a system for synchronizing clocks by leveraging local clock properties. Delve into the challenges of achieving sub-microsecond clock synchronization for high-performance applications and discover how Graham addresses these issues. Learn about the innovative approach that utilizes commodity sensors to characterize local clocks, improving accuracy and failure tolerance. Understand how this method reduces clock drift by up to 2000×, significantly enhancing synchronization performance. Examine the talk's structure, covering introduction, importance of clocks, Graham's design, characterization techniques, automation processes, and experimental results.
Syllabus
Introduction
Why Clocks
Graham
Characterization
Automation
Experiments
Taught by
USENIX
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