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mClock: Handling Throughput Variability for Hypervisor IO Scheduling
Notes to Group
We might as well work directly on the main page I think I've moved all the existing text to the main page, as things were being edited in 2 places. Hope that's okay. --Dagar 23:01, 30 November 2010 (UTC)
Group Members
Please leave your name and email address if you are in the group
- Daniel Agar - dagar@scs.carleton.ca
- Xi Chen - xintai1985@gmail.com
- Niravkumar Patel - npatel1@connect.carleton.ca
- Tuan Pham - tpham3@connect.carleton.ca
- Aaron Leblanc - aellebla@connect.carleton.ca
- Nisrin Abou-Seido - naseido@connect.carleton.ca
Layout
Paper
Authors:
- Ajay Gulati VMware Inc. Palo Alto, CA, 94304 agulati@vmware.com
- Arif Merchant HP Labs Palo Alto, CA 94304 arif.merchant@acm.org
- Peter J. Varman Rice University Houston, TX, 77005 pjv@rice.edu
Link to the paper:
mClock: Handling Throughput Variability for Hypervisor IO Scheduling
Background Concepts
- Explain briefly the background concepts and ideas that your fellow classmates will need to know first in order to understand your assigned paper.
Research problem
- What is the research problem being addressed by the paper? How does this problem relate to past related work?
Contribution
- What are the research contribution(s) of this work? Specifically, what are the key research results, and what do they mean? (What was implemented? Why is it any better than what came before?)
Critique
- What is good and not-so-good about this paper? You may discuss both the style and content; be sure to ground your discussion with specific references. Simple assertions that something is good or bad is not enough - you must explain why.
- Tuan,i think the term PARDA was explained in the article. It stands for Proportional Allocation of Resources in Distributed storage Access. It was basically a priority queue for the storage devices and VMs.--Aaron Leblanc 22:47, 30 November 2010 (UTC)