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Execution of monolithic Java programs on large non-dedicated collections of commodity workstations
2002
Proceedings of the 2002 joint ACM-ISCOPE conference on Java Grande - JGI '02
Today's typical computational environment consists of a large numbers of commodity workstations interconnected by high bandwidth networks. However, only a small portion of workstation's capacity is utilized since a large share of workstations may be idle at any given moment. Moreover, the communication subsystem dedicated to the idle workstations may be also unused. This results in immense aggregate waste of computational and network resources. We propose the general design of a runtime that
doi:10.1145/583835.583839
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