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Research
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My main areas of interest
are Operating Systems, Computer Networking, Multimedia Systems, and
Distributed Systems.
My graduate research has focused on resource management for
self-managing server systems.
I am interested in the performance issues on large servers and hosting
environments, particularly with respect to
(i) providing system support for data and compute-intensive Internet
applications, such as multimedia and Web services, and
(ii) making these systems self-managing and configurable.
Some of the important issues for such systems include achieving
scalability and efficient resource usage while providing service
differentiation and QoS guarantees to the overlying applications and
services. In addition, the complexity of these systems require ease of
management and adaptation to changing workloads and service demands. My
research involves developing resource management techniques geared
towards achieving these goals.
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Publications
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A complete list of my
publications is available here.
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Projects
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Here are some of the
projects that I am involved in:
- SHoP:
Self-managing Hosting Platforms
- COSMOS:
Cluster-of-Servers based Multimedia Operating System
- QLinux:
QoS-enhanced Linux Kernel for supporting multimedia applications
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Software Releases
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Source code for some of
the open-source software releases that I have contributed to:
- GMS:
Generalized Multiprocessor Sharing
- QLinux:
QoS-enhanced Linux Kernel for supporting multimedia applications
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Related Links
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Here are some interesting
links related to my research:
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