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Memx: Virtualization of cluster-wide memory

Deshpande et al., 2010

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1461382685476880942
Author
Deshpande U
Wang B
Haque S
Hines M
Gopalan K
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2010 39th International Conference on Parallel Processing

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We present MemX--a distributed system that virtualizes cluster-wide memory to support data- intensive and large memory workloads in virtual machines (VMs). MemX provides a number of benefits in virtualized settings:(1) VM workloads that access large datasets can perform …
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