Sentence examples for virtualization requirements from inspiring English sources

To support partitioned software architectures such as AIR, Rufino et al. (2009), and MILS, DeLong, R. (2007), RodosVisor adapted the Popek and Goldberg's fidelity, efficiency and resource control virtualization requirements, Popek and Goldberg (1974), to the space application domain by extending them with extra ones, like timing determinism, reactivity and improved dependability.

The most promising datacenter network virtualization architecture for the federation is SEC2 [4] which supports basic security services like source authentication, transparent network management etc., but does not support full network virtualization (requirements R1 and R2).

Take the approach that virtualization is a requirement: any position must have a strong justification to avoid it.

Desktop virtualization includes Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, Desktop Virtualization Servers and Hosted Virtual Desktop.

One promising technology to address these requirements is storage virtualization, empowered by the emerging cloud computing paradigm [21].

Network virtualization technology allows multiple virtual infrastructures (VIs) or virtual networks customized to suit user requirements on a shared substrate network without the need for much additional infrastructure.

As per the security requirements of full network virtualization in federation given in Section 'Horizontal IaaS federation', we surveyed the network virtualization projects by classifying them under five categories: (a) identity management for resources, (b) authentication and trust management, (c) resource access control, (d) routing security issues; and (e) other security issues.

To discuss the requirements and challenges behind virtualization, let's assume an hypothetical scenario where computational substrate resources are shared among VMs customized for a certain client needs, let's say a video server.

While virtualization enables multiple virtual machines (VMs with multiple operating systems and applications to run within a physical server, it also complicates resource allocations trying to guarantee Quality of Service (QoS) requirements of the diverse applications running within these VMs.

VVOLs closely matches the requirements of a virtual machine with underlying storage, bringing storage into the virtualization age.

More recently, with the emergence of datacenters, virtualization, and cloud computing technology, the requirement of programmability has become mainstream.