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Live Migration in Bare-Metal Clouds [PDF]
IEEE Transactions on Cloud Computing, 2021 Live migration allows a running operating system (OS) to be moved to another physical machine with negligible downtime. Unfortunately, live migration is not supported in bare-metal clouds, which lease physical machines rather than virtual machines to offer maximum hardware performance.
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Malaria sporozoite: migrating for a living
Trends in Molecular Medicine, 2004Plasmodium sporozoite invasion of host hepatocytes is an initial key step in infection by malaria parasite. Sporozoites can enter hepatocytes via two distinct pathways: by disruption of the plasma membrane followed by parasite migration through cells, or by the formation of a vacuole essential for further differentiation of the parasite. For Plasmodium
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VC-Migration: Live Migration of Virtual Clusters in the Cloud
2012 ACM/IEEE 13th International Conference on Grid Computing, 2012Live migration of virtual machines (VM) has recently become a key ingredient behind the management activities of cloud computing system to achieve the goals of load balancing, energy saving, failure recovery, and system maintenance. However, to our knowledge, most of the previous live VM migration techniques concentrated on the migration of a single VM
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Living In Migration In Austria
Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 2001Despite the breakdown of Apartheid urban policies in South Africa, the migrant labor system continues to be a reality affecting African family life extensively. This article is based on qualitative research focusing on the impact of the migrant labor system on the family life of Black South Africans, in terms of both the marital and parental ...
Rudolf Richter, Johannes Pflegerl
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Asian Population Studies, 2006
In the Philippines, large-scale overseas migration has raised concerns about left-behind children, who are perceived to be most affected by the absence of fathers, mothers or both. Without their ‘real’ parents (especially mothers) to rear and guide them, left-behind children are perceived to bear the brunt of the social costs of migration.
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In the Philippines, large-scale overseas migration has raised concerns about left-behind children, who are perceived to be most affected by the absence of fathers, mothers or both. Without their ‘real’ parents (especially mothers) to rear and guide them, left-behind children are perceived to bear the brunt of the social costs of migration.
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