Nexus offloads I/O from serverless VMs to a host shared backend, cutting node CPU by up to 44%, memory by 31%, and raising deployment density by 37% while preserving ecosystem compatibility.
InProceedings of the 24th International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS-XXIV)
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Nexus: Transparent I/O Offloading for High-Density Serverless Computing
Nexus offloads I/O from serverless VMs to a host shared backend, cutting node CPU by up to 44%, memory by 31%, and raising deployment density by 37% while preserving ecosystem compatibility.