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Lecture Topics: 12/6

Explore the latest trends in cluster computing, power management, and mobile computing. Learn about examples such as Global Memory Service (GMS), Beowulf, Palm Pilot/Milly Watt project, and more. Discover how these topics impact resource management and upgradeability. Get insights into the challenges and advancements in kernel hacking and application rewriting for optimal performance. Join us to delve into the exciting realm of cluster computing, power management, and mobile computing research!

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Lecture Topics: 12/6

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  1. Lecture Topics: 12/6 • Selected OS Hot Topics • Cluster computing • Power management • Mobile computing

  2. Cluster Computing • Examples: • Global Memory Service (GMS) • Beowulf • Why buy a million-dollar supercomputer if you can get the same results from a cluster of cheap PC’s? • May also be better for reliability, upgradeability, *ility • Type of research: kernel hacking, application rewriting

  3. Power Management • Examples: • Palm Pilot/Milly Watt project • CMU Energy-aware project • The more general problem: resource management • Can problem be meaningfully solved at OS level? • Type of research: soldering irons and multimeters, kernel hacking

  4. Mobile Computing • Examples: • Bayou • Wearable computing • Communication paradigm is completely different: contact is intermittent, lossy, and dynamic • Can we get work done anyway? • Type of research: laptops and Ricochet modems, fancy eyeglasses and pocket-sized keyboards

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