Re: Process migration strategy

"Moshe Bar" <moshe-ay74M1d3r6RWk0Htik3J/[email protected]>
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Carl

Dynamic process migration is a very difficult subject and a typical NP
problem. If we had a simple round robin ( as I already pointed out elsewhere
in this mailing list) that would be more than enough for a lot of use cases.


Moshe 

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Subject: [Openmosix-devel] Process migration strategy

Hi Moshe (and everybody else), 

What is considered the best strategies to govern process migration ? 
I noted that it has been mentioned that even a simple strategy such as
round-robin can prove to be effective. 

Has any research/testing been done in this area of om that I can draw on ? 
In particular, what doesn't work well (and when). 



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