Simon Crosby
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Abstract
A number of important challenges are associated with the deployment and configuration of contemporary computing infrastructure. Given the variety of operating systems and their many versions—including the often-specific configurations required to accommodate the wide range of popular applications—it has become quite a conundrum to establish and manage such systems.
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- The Virtualization Reality: Are hypervisors the new foundation for system software?
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