Hardware has physical limitations. It has fixed performance limits, and may fail. Applications suffer from the limitations of the physical hardware on which they run. Making applications able to take advantage of multiple hardware instances to avoid these limitations is complex. Since this effort must be expended for every application, it is impractical for most of them. In this thesis, we show that we can aggregate multiple physical machines at the virtual machine interface, allowing them to transcend the limitations of single machines without changing the applications themselves.Science, Faculty ofComputer Science, Department ofGraduat
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Virtualization of computing hardware is one technique which can make possible the use of fewer physi...
This thesis is predicated upon a vision of the future of computing with a separation of functionalit...
While system virtualization provides a new vehicle of consolidating computer systems, simply virtual...
Prepared in association with the Sloan School of ManagementThis paper presents a scheme using the vi...
In recent years, Cloud computing has been emerging as the next big revolution in both computer netwo...
A virtual machine (VM) is a software abstraction of a real, physical machine. Virtualization has bee...
Performance portability, in the sense that a single source can run with good performance across a wi...
Vertical elasticity, or scale-up of individual virtual ma- chines is hard to perform in today’s clou...
The upcoming many-core architectures require software developers to exploit concurrency to uti-lize ...
The powerful hardware of modern day computers are designed to run only a single operating system and...
The multi-core/many-core revolution has brought up a hardly precedented diversity in computer archit...
Shared memory systems, such as SMP and ccNUMA topologies, simplify programming and administration. ...
Internet services continue to incorporate increasingly bandwidth-intensive applications, including a...
Modern workloads often exceed the processing and I/O capabilities provided by resource virtualizatio...
This paper proposes an approach to scaling UNIX-like oper-ating systems for many cores in a backward...
Virtualization of computing hardware is one technique which can make possible the use of fewer physi...
This thesis is predicated upon a vision of the future of computing with a separation of functionalit...
While system virtualization provides a new vehicle of consolidating computer systems, simply virtual...
Prepared in association with the Sloan School of ManagementThis paper presents a scheme using the vi...
In recent years, Cloud computing has been emerging as the next big revolution in both computer netwo...