JOURNAL ARTICLE
High-Performance Main-Memory Database Systems and Modern Virtualization
Abstract
Virtualization owes its popularity mainly to its ability to consolidate software systems from many servers into a single server without sacrificing the desirable isolation between applications. This not only reduces the total cost of ownership, but also enables rapid deployment of complex software and application-agnostic live migration between servers for load balancing, high-availability, and fault-tolerance.
Keywords:
Computer science Server Software deployment Virtualization Operating system Application virtualization Isolation (microbiology) Load balancing (electrical power) Fault tolerance High availability Software Distributed computing Full virtualization Popularity Database Cloud computing
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Topics
Cloud Computing and Resource Management
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Information Systems
Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Computer Networks and Communications
Software System Performance and Reliability
Physical Sciences → Computer Science → Computer Networks and Communications
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