Past Projects
The projects listed below are currently inactive.
For a list of current projects view our Projects Page.
For a list of current projects view our Projects Page.
OS, Storage, & Virtualization
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SHoPThe SHoP project is an effort to develop techniques for managing multiple customer applications on a shared hosting platform. This project investigates the following research issues:
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QlinuxA QoS-enhaced Linux Kernel for Multimedia Computing. |
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QuabbinThe Quabbin project is based on our belief that, over the next few years, storage will increasingly become a ubiquitous service, much like email and the web. Users will be able to access their data from any location over the network at any time. While this is certainly possible today with protocols such as CIFS, webNFS and HTTP, many issues that remain unresolved. The Quabbin project will focus on the design of a storage server infrastructure that is required to turn this vision into a reality |
Web Proxies and Internet Systems
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CosmosThe COSMOS project seeks to investigate operating system support for running distributed applications on a cluster of servers. The project will address two key questions:
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BroadwayThe goal of the Broadway Project is to develop web proxies that are user-cognizant (i.e., aware of user and application requirements), intelligent (i.e., have the ability to dynamically choose the most efficient set of mechanisms to service each application), and adaptive (i.e., have the ability to adapt a particular mechanism to changing network and workload characteristics). |
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Active Multimedia Proxy ServicesDesign, Build and Exploit a proxy architecture geared for implementation of new services: |






