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I haven't delved into Agents much yet, but I suspect that they may play a role in this thought pattern as well.]]> General http://sneetches.net/vm/index.php?itemid=6 Sun, 13 Jul 2008 13:03:17 -0500 http://sneetches.net/vm/index.php?itemid=5
I got to work on a VMM project with a couple of great guys, and though we chose a very large project for the semester, we made some pretty good progress. We even learned a lot (the whole point of the project).

http://www.sneetches.net/scott/cs523/

Our Android VMM may be something that we'll want to finish, as it's a practical application of virtualization for handheld (ARM-based) devices.

Fun project!]]> General http://sneetches.net/vm/index.php?itemid=5 Thu, 8 May 2008 06:33:23 -0500 http://sneetches.net/vm/index.php?itemid=4
The process needed for such a migration is complex, but certainly describable. VMWare and Xen can both migrate running VMs, so it's not brand new magic, but the interesting thing to note is that a user-initiated live VM migration can also be rewritten to be an even-driven self-managed VM migration.

Real, digital robotic "entities" that can move throughout a network. Certainly, the first steps will be small.]]> General http://sneetches.net/vm/index.php?itemid=4 Thu, 13 Dec 2007 07:56:44 -0600 http://sneetches.net/vm/index.php?itemid=3
As we develop more complex layers of abstraction, we are able to think up new problems that need to be solved. Our solutions give rise to new problems, which in turn give rise to new solutions, and so forth. This is the excitement in the world of computer science.]]> General http://sneetches.net/vm/index.php?itemid=3 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 23:49:14 -0500 http://sneetches.net/vm/index.php?itemid=2 General http://sneetches.net/vm/index.php?itemid=2 Sun, 14 Oct 2007 09:42:21 -0500