Steve Gribble

Steve Gribble

Steve Gribble is a Distinguished Software Engineer and TLM at Google, where he builds host-side networking software and SDN systems that make Google’s planetary scale networks high-performance, available, debuggable, and safe to operate. In the past, Steve was a computer scientist and full professor in the University of Washington’s Department of Computer Science & Engineering. Steve had joined UW in November of 2000, after receiving his Ph.D. from UC Berkeley under Professor Eric Brewer.

Steve has co-founded two companies. In 2006, Steve co-founded SkyTap, which provides cloud-based software development, test, and deployment platforms. As well, in 1996 Steve co-founded ProxiNet, Inc., a company that built graphical web browsers for wireless Palm Pilot PDAs using scalable cloud infrastructure to optimize and render web content. ProxiNet was acquired by Pumatech in 1999.

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Jupiter Evolving: Transforming Google's Datacenter Network via Optical Circuit Switches and Software-Defined Networking
Joon Ong
Arjun Singh
Mukarram Tariq
Rui Wang
Jianan Zhang
Virginia Beauregard
Patrick Conner
Rishi Kapoor
Stephen Kratzer
Nanfang Li
Hong Liu
Karthik Nagaraj
Jason Ornstein
Samir Sawhney
Ryohei Urata
Lorenzo Vicisano
Kevin Yasumura
Shidong Zhang
Junlan Zhou
Proceedings of ACM SIGCOMM 2022
Orion: Google’s Software-Defined Networking Control Plane
Amr Sabaa
Henrik Muehe
Joon Suan Ong
Karthik Swaminathan Nagaraj
KondapaNaidu Bollineni
Lorenzo Vicisano
Mike Conley
Min Zhu
Rich Alimi
Shawn Chen
Shidong Zhang
Waqar Mohsin
(2021)
Snap: a Microkernel Approach to Host Networking
Jacob Adriaens
Sean Bauer
Carlo Contavalli
Mike Dalton
William C. Evans
Nicholas Kidd
Roman Kononov
Carl Mauer
Emily Musick
Lena Olson
Mike Ryan
Erik Rubow
Kevin Springborn
Valas Valancius
In ACM SIGOPS 27th Symposium on Operating Systems Principles, ACM, New York, NY, USA (2019) (to appear)