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Presented the Xen x86 virtual-machine monitor, paravirtualization interface, resource-management design and performance evaluation for running multiple commodity operating systems.
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The record is the exact nine-author SOSP 2003 paper. Its performance and isolation evidence concerns the evaluated Xen design and workloads; it does not encompass all virtualization, containers, cloud deployment or later Xen versions.
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Paul Barham; Boris Dragovic; Keir Fraser; Steven Hand; Tim Harris; Alex Ho; Rolf Neugebauer; Ian Pratt; Andrew Warfield
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Barham and colleagues: Xen and the art of virtualization
Presented the Xen x86 virtual-machine monitor, paravirtualization interface, resource-management design and performance evaluation for running multiple commodity operating systems.
Scientific scope
The record is the exact nine-author SOSP 2003 paper. Its performance and isolation evidence concerns the evaluated Xen design and workloads; it does not encompass all virtualization, containers, cloud deployment or later Xen versions.
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People and systems
Paul Barham; Boris Dragovic; Keir Fraser; Steven Hand; Tim Harris; Alex Ho; Rolf Neugebauer; Ian Pratt; Andrew Warfield
The named authors contributed to this scoped work; individual effort shares and later applications are not assigned by the byline.