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Edge computing is a recent computing paradigm that brings cloud services closer to the client. Among other features, edge computing offers extremely low client/server latencies. In order to consistently provide such low latencies, services need to run on edge nodes that are physically as close as possible to the clients. Thus, when a client changes physical location, a service should migrate between edge nodes to maintain proximity. Differently from data centers, edge nodes are often built with CPUs of different Instruction Set Architectures (ISA). Thus, a service that is natively compiled for one ISA cannot migrate to another, which hinders migration to the closest node.
- Popcorn Compiler “criu” branch https://github.com/systems-nuts/popcorn-compiler/tree/criu
- CRIU, two different branches based on the usage, for Docker “heterogeneous-simplified” is recommended
- Docker scripts and demo https://github.com/systems-nuts/hcontainer-tutorial
- https://github.com/systems-nuts/hcontainer-benchmark
- https://github.com/systems-nuts/hcontainer-micro_benchmark_script
- https://github.com/systems-nuts/hcontainer-nginx
- https://github.com/systems-nuts/hcontainer-game
- https://github.com/systems-nuts/hcontainer-gzip
- https://github.com/systems-nuts/hcontainer-redis
- https://github.com/systems-nuts/hcontainer-lighttpd
- https://github.com/systems-nuts/hcontainer-testscript
- We don't support mcsema at the moment due to fundamental changes in their repos
Follow the steps described at Start to test H-Container with Docker on Amazon AWS. This version doesn't require mcsema.
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