Muntaka Ibnath
I am a graduate student researcher at the SOCAL Research Group under the supervision of Professor Daniel Wong, specializing in Systems Optimization and Computer Architecture. My research primarily focuses on leveraging advanced tracing and monitoring techniques, such as eBPF, to enhance system performance and optimize system management runtimes.
Through my work, I explore how eBPF can be utilized to provide deeper insights into system behavior, enabling runtime observability and facilitating more efficient energy management. I have applied these techniques to trace kernel and application-level metrics for system performance analysis, aiming to drive improvements in dynamic power management and Quality-of-Service (QoS) in heterogeneous environments. Moreover, I am investigating how network packet processing and traffic shaping at the driver and NAPI levels can be coordinated with power management to improve the tradeoff between system responsiveness and energy efficiency.
Looking ahead, I am excited to continue exploring kernel-level instrumentation and developing QoS-aware power management algorithms alongside network traffic management techniques using eBPF, with the goal to optimize system efficiency and energy usage at scale.