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Campus-Wide Computing : Early Results Using Legion At the University of Virginia
1997
The International Journal of Supercomputer Applications and High Performance Computing
The Legion project at the University of Virginia is an architecture for designing and building system services that provide the illusion of a single virtual machine to users, a virtual machine that provides both improved response time via parallel execution and greater throughput. Legion targets workstation clusters and larger wide area assemblies of workstations, supercomputers, and parallel supercomputers. We have built a working Legion prototype, called the Campus-Wide Virtual Computer
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