Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of Old/VirtualizationImplementationNotes
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- Jan 11, 2007, 5:17:39 PM (18 years ago)
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v8 v9 50 50 || Physical Nodes || vgrid || vx = || vy = || 51 51 || (1,1) to (10,10) || vgrid1 || x || y || 52 || (11,1) to (20,10) || vgrid2 || x +10 || y ||53 || (1,11) to (10,20) || vgrid3 || x || y +10 ||54 || (11,11) to (20,20) || vgrid4 || x + 10 || y +10 ||52 || (11,1) to (20,10) || vgrid2 || x - 10 || y || 53 || (1,11) to (10,20) || vgrid3 || x || y - 10 || 54 || (11,11) to (20,20) || vgrid4 || x - 10 || y - 10 || 55 55 56 Each virtual grid addresses nodes from (1,1) to (10,10). It is important to note that all the mechanisms for implementing four vgrids can be extended to support larger quantities of simultaneous experiments without additional hardware. The simple 'vx = x +10' style of mapping virtual to physical nodes can be modified to support arbitrary non-overlapping mappings without significant redesign of the system.56 Each virtual grid addresses nodes from (1,1) to (10,10). It is important to note that all the mechanisms for implementing four vgrids can be extended to support larger quantities of simultaneous experiments without additional hardware. The simple 'vx = x - 10' style of mapping virtual to physical nodes can be modified to support arbitrary non-overlapping mappings without significant redesign of the system.