A multi-tenant key-value store into which untrusted extensions can be pushed down at run-time
To run Sandstorm on CloudLab, do the following
- Instantiate an experiment using the
splinter-cluster
profile under thesandstorm
project (you will need to join the project first). When asked, allocate two machines for the experiment. - Next, run
python3 scripts/everything/main.py --setup --build <cloudlab-username> <any-host-in-cluster> <command/extension>
From the root directory of the project on any machine outside or inside the cluster. This script is capable of:- Installing Rust
- Installing DPDK
- Setting up NIC and MAC addresses
- Compiling Server and Client Rust
- Pushing and recompiling local commits
- Running extensions/clients
- logging output to
logs/latest/
If you want to know more about the features of this script, usepython3 scripts/everything/main.py -h
To update the configuration parameters, change db/server.toml
on the server side and splinter/client.toml
on the client side.
To run the extension on the client-side, use use_invoke = false
and for the server-side use use_invoke=true
. And to run the extension on both on the server-side and client-side, keep use_invoke = true
and add pushback
feature in db/Cargo.toml
on the server-side.
Change num_tenants
and num_keys
on both the sides. The server uses these parameters to populate the tables and extension for different number of extensions and the client uses these parameters to generate the load.
key_size = 8
value_size = 30
num_aggr = X
// The number of record accessed for per aggregate operation.
order = X
// The amound of computation(multiplication) for per aggregate operation.
key_size = 30
value_size = 108
Also add the feature ml_model
in db/Cargo.toml
.
key_size = 30
value_size = 72
key_size = 30
value_size = 100
num_aggr = X
// The number of records accessed per operation.
order = X
// The amount of compute per operation in terms of CPU cycles.