I'm currently a Software Engineer (SWE) at Google in
Mountain View.
I work on Google News with some of the
cool technology
they've developed.
When I first joined the company I was a Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), but
switched roles.
Research Interests (not necessarily job/google related):
- High-speed network protocols, including high-performance IP and TCP.
- Operating system internals (especially Linux) and optimization.
- Security and anonymity, for freedom to use the tools we create.
- Art, graphics, and computer vision. See my media page.
My Erdos number is 5.
- Andrew A. chien (My PhD. advisor, many papers).
- Ken Yocum (Improving Grid Resource Allocation via Integrated Selection and Binding).
- Geoffrey M. Voelker (To Infinity and Beyond: Time-Warped Network Emulation).
- Ron Graham (Maximizing data locality in distributed systems).
- Erdos (They were friends, several ways).
Previous employment:
Papers and Presentations
NOTE! Links are currently broken since I moved to google sites. Email me if you'd like a copy of any of these papers and I will gladly send it to you.
These are in Adobe's portable document format (PDF) unless otherwise specified.
- 2007
- "Partial Content Distribution on High Performance Networks",
(paper, PDF),
(presentation, PDF)
By:
Eric Weigle and Andrew A. Chien
Proceedings of IEEE International Symposium on High Performance Distributed Computing (HPDC),
June 2007, Monterey, CA, USA.
- 2006
- "Peer-to-Peer Error Recovery for Hybrid Satellite-Terrestrial Networks",
(paper),
(presentation)
By:
Eric Weigle, Matti Hiltunen, Rick Schlichting, Vinay A. Vaishampayan, and Andrew A. Chien
Proceedings of Sixth IEEE International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing (P2P2006),
September 2006, Cambridge, UK.
(Best student paper)
- "The Optiputer System Software"
(presentation, PPT)
By: Eric Weigle and the OptIPuter System Software Group
Presented to the 2006 Optiputer All-Hands Meeting
- 2005
- "The Composite Endpoint Protocol (CEP): Scalable Endpoints for Terabit Flows"
(paper),
(presentation)
By: Eric Weigle and Andrew A. Chien
In: Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Cluster Computing and the Grid (CCGRID)
- 2004
- "The OptIPuter System Software Framework"
(download page)
By: Xinran (Ryan) Wu, Andrew A. Chien, Nut Taesombut, Eric Weigle, Huaxia Xia, and Justin Burke
In: Solely as University of California Technical Report
[CS 2004-0786]
- "A study of FDDI and Ethernet Traffic on the LANL Network Backbone"
(ext. abstract)
By: Eric Weigle and Wu-chun Feng
In: Solely as a Los Alamos Unclassified report
[LA-UR 03-6224]
- 2003
- "Automatic Flow-Control Adaptation for Enhancing Network Performance in Computational Grids."
(paper, PDF) --
(paper, PS)
By: Wu-chun Feng, Mark Gardner, and Eric Weigle
In: Journal of Grid Computing, Issue 1, 2003.
[LA-UR 03-0714]
- 10 Gigabit Ethernet Performance Evaluation
(Talk, HTML)
By: RADIANT Team (Gus Hurwitz, Eric Weigle, Adam Engelhart, Wu-chun Feng) in collaboration with
SLAC, CERN, CalTech, and others
In: Computing in High-Energy and Nuclear Physics (CHEP03)
- New Internet2 Land Speed Record! (2.38 gigabits/second, 23,888.06 terabit-meters/second)!
By: RADIANT Team (Gus Hurwitz, Eric Weigle, Adam Engelhart, Wu-chun Feng) in collaboration with
SLAC, CERN, CalTech, and others
An award for transferring huge amounts of data very fast between California and Switzerland with the 10GigE cards.
- CENIC "On the Road to a Gigabit: Biggest, Fastest in the West" Award!
(Submission, text).
By: RADIANT Team (Gus Hurwitz, Eric Weigle, Adam Engelhart, Wu-chun Feng) in collaboration with
SLAC, CERN, CalTech, and others
Another award for the 10GigE performance and optimization work.
- R&D 100 Award!
(Awards page, html).
Our work with the Green Destiny cluster (see 'Bladed Beowulf' and 'High-Density Computing' above) earned an
R&D 100 award this year. It was the first bladed beowulf and most energy efficient supercomputer.
- TICKET, version 2.0
By: Eric Weigle
The last (at LANL) TICKET software release
[LA-CC 02-066]
- Enhancing TCP Performance for Dedicated Clusters and Grids (Rude TCP)
(paper)
(code)
By: Eric Weigle and Wu-chun Feng
The initial (and only) release of Rude TCP.
[LA-UR 03-3822, LA-CC 03-058]
- 2002
- TICKET, version 1.0 alpha.
By: Eric Weigle
The first TICKET software release; see above.
[LA-CC 02-066]
- "On the Limitations of Embedding Data in Immutable Carriers."
(paper)
By: Gina Fisk, Eric Weigle, and Joshua Neil
In: ACM Multimedia 2002 (ACM MM, 2002),
[LA-UR 02-6314]
- "High-Density Computing: A 240-Processor Beowulf in One Cubic Meter."
(paper)
By: Michael Warren, Eric Weigle, and Wu-chun Feng
In: High-Performance Networking and Computing Conference (SC2002),
[LA-UR 02-5194]
- "The Bladed Beowulf: A Cost-Effective Alternative to Traditional Beowulfs."
(paper)
By: Wu-chun Feng, Michael Warren, and Eric Weigle
In: IEEE Cluster 2002, (CLUSTER 2002)
[LA-UR 02-2582]
- "A Comparison of TCP Autotuning Techniques for Distributed Computing."
(paper),
(presentation)
By: Eric Weigle and Wu-chun Feng
In: IEEE International Symposium on High-Performance Distributed Computing
(HPDC-11, 2002),
[LA-UR 02-2492]
- "Dynamic Right-Sizing: An Automated, Lightweight, and Scalable Technique for Enhancing Grid Performance."
(paper)
By: Wu-chun Feng, Mike Fisk, Mark Gardner, and Eric Weigle
In: International Workshop on Protocols For High-Speed Networks
(PfHSN 2002)
Also in: IEEE Lecture Notes in Computer Science
[LA-UR 02-2052]
- "Honey, I Shrunk the Beowulf."
(paper)
By: Wu-chun Feng, Michael Warren, and Eric Weigle
In: International Conference on Parallel Processing,
(ICPP02),
[LA-UR 02-1210]
- "TICKETing High-Speed Traffic with Commodity Hardware and Software."
(paper),
(presentation)
By: Eric Weigle and Wu-chun Feng
In: Passive and Active Measurement Workshop
(PAM 2002),
[LA-UR 02-0809]
- 2001
- "Dynamic Right-Sizing in TCP: A Simulation Study."
(paper)--
(presentation)--
(poster)
By: Eric Weigle and Wu-chun Feng
In: IEEE International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks
(ICCCN 2001),
[LA-UR 01-5062]
- "A Case for TCP Vegas in High-Performance Computational Grids."
(paper)
By: Eric Weigle and Wu-chun Feng
In: IEEE International Symposium on High Performance Distributed Computing
(HPDC-10, 2001),
[LA-UR 01-3420]
- "Why TCP Will Not Scale for the Next-Generation Internet."
(paper)--
(presentation)
By: Eric Weigle, Wu-chun Feng, and Mark Gardner
In: Local and Metropolitan Area Networks workshop
(LANMAN 2001),
[LA-UR 01-1039]
Please also refer to the CSAG group research page or the
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