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| - | |notes=[http://invirt.mit.edu/cluedump.pdf slides], [http://invirt.mit.edu website], [ | + | |notes=[http://invirt.mit.edu/cluedump.pdf slides], [http://invirt.mit.edu website], [http://xvm.mit.edu XVM service] |
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| - | Invirt is the software developed at SIPB to power our [ | + | Invirt is the software developed at SIPB to power our [http://xvm.mit.edu XVM virtualization service] for the MIT community. In this talk, two Invirt developers explain some of the crazy (awesome?) techniques used inside Invirt to implement its most interesting features. |
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Latest revision as of 14:58, 12 December 2008
[edit] Invirt
| Date: December 9, 2008, at 3:30 PM |
| Presenters: Greg Price (price) and Evan Broder (broder) |
| Location: 4-231 |
| Notes: slides, website, XVM service |
| Abstract: Invirt is the software developed at SIPB to power our XVM virtualization service for the MIT community. In this talk, two Invirt developers explain some of the crazy (awesome?) techniques used inside Invirt to implement its most interesting features. |
