- Ramp Stack : Nginx, MySQL, and PHP built on Rump Kernels without rearchitecting the application. Most of the work requires the app to be cross compile correctly (Nginx & MySQL). This implies that Unikernel-compatible unmodified POSIX C and C++ applications “just work” on top of Rump Kernels, provided that they can be cross- compiled.
- Disque :a distributed, in memory, message broker by Redis folk. Not production ready but a promising start.
- Pcie Flash : fusion IO is still kicking and deliver an interesting solution: up to 350,000 I/O operations per second (IOPS) on random reads and 385,000 IOPS on random writes (on the 3.2 TB model) with a 15k nanosecond write latency and 2.8 GB/sec of read bandwidth. .. However I still don't get why they don't want to use NVMe tech
- Process-level Power Estimation in VM-based Systems : the authors describe a fine-grained monitoring middleware providing real-time and accurate power estimation of software processes running at any level of virtualization in a system.
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Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Links of the day 28 - 04 - 2015
Today's links 28/04/2015: #Rump Kernel Stack, Disque Distributed In Memory MQ, #FusionIO new PCIe product, Power level estimation of VM systems
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