Live Migration of Virtual Machines.¶
Clark, C. (2005). Live Migration of Virtual Machines. Proceedings of the 2nd USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation (NSDI), 273-286.
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Primes¶
- Quenching
- Optimization — an annealing schedule that cools too fast traps the search in whatever local minimum it happened to be exploring, the direct algorithmic analogue of a bad metallurgical quench. Software state capture — fork, VM snapshot, and container checkpoint freeze the in-memory state at the snapshot instant into a persistable artifact.
This sourceFoundational account of capturing in-memory VM state via pre-copy and stop-and-copy: a consistent (non-torn) snapshot requires freezing memory faster than the workload mutates it.
- Optimization — an annealing schedule that cools too fast traps the search in whatever local minimum it happened to be exploring, the direct algorithmic analogue of a bad metallurgical quench. Software state capture — fork, VM snapshot, and container checkpoint freeze the in-memory state at the snapshot instant into a persistable artifact.
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