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Abstract: This article discusses the history of process migration in Sprite. It focusses on implementation
details, describing how we provide fully transparent, preemptable remote execution. Our limited
experience with migration suggests that we have met our original goal of sharing processor cycles
transparently while preserving response times for users. However, this capability has come at a
much greater implementation cost than we had anticipated. Our greatest problem resulted from
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.... a machine of the same architecture [14] The main examples of this approach are Amoeba [24] Charlotte [2] Demos MP [25] MOS [4] Sprite [12], and the V system [32] Emerald [20] uses the same basic approach, although here the unit of granularity is an object, not a process....
...ECS 8351961. The next section provides some background on Sprite s process migration facility, summarizing what has appeared elsewhere [2, 3]. In Section 3, I discuss the history of process migration in Sprite, from its initial implementation to its current state. We found...
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Douglis, Fred and Ousterhout, John, "Process Migration in Sprite: A Status Report", IEEE TCOS Newsletter, Vol. 3, No. 1, Winter 1989, pp. 8-10. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/douglis89process.html More
@article{ douglis89process,
author = "F. Douglis and J. Ousterhout",
title = "Process Migration in Sprite: {A} Status Report",
journal = "IEEE Operating Sys. Technical Committee Newsletter, Special Issue on Process Migration",
volume = "3",
number = "1",
month = "Winter",
pages = "8",
year = "1989",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/douglis89process.html" }
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