Process Migration,” ACM Computing Surveys 32(3) (2000), 241–299¶
Milojičić, D. S., Douglis, F., Paindaveine, Y., Wheeler, R., & Zhou, S. (2000). Process Migration,” *ACM Computing Surveys* 32(3) (2000), 241–299. ACM Computing Surveys, 32(3).
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- Milojičić and colleagues define the field as transferring a process between two machines and survey its uses for dynamic load distribution, fault resilience, system administration, and data-access locality.
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- Milojičić and colleagues define the field as transferring a process between two machines and survey its uses for dynamic load distribution, fault resilience, system administration, and data-access locality.
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