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Comprehensive Analysis of Modern File System Architectures and Shared Memory Multiprocessing

This proposal outlines a detailed examination of modern operating systems, focusing on their file system architectures, particularly error recovery, journaling, and dynamic logical volumes. We present analyses of three contemporary file systems, showcasing their unique features. The second part delves into shared memory multiprocessing, illustrating process management and inter-process communication (IPC) across three operating systems. Lastly, we discuss distributed multiprocessing options including object request brokers (ORBs) for efficient distributed computing.

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Comprehensive Analysis of Modern File System Architectures and Shared Memory Multiprocessing

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  1. CSE 8343 - Team A1- Proposal 1 • Team • Alex MacFarlane • Garrick Williamson (videotape) • Brad Crabtree • Presentation 1 • Modern Operating Systems - File System Architectures • Illustrate Architecture of 3 modern file systems including features for error recovery/journaling and dynamic, logical volumes if supported

  2. CSE 8343 - Team A1- Proposal 1 • Presentation 2 • Shared Memory Multi-processing • Illustrate process management and IPC for three modern operating systems supporting shared memory multiprocessing • Survey Paper 1 - Presentation 3 • Distributed Multi-processing and ORBs • Survey options available for distributed computing via object request brokers

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