Research of an architecture of operating system kernel based on modularity concept

Jiang, Hong-biao; Gao, Wanlin; Wang, Manwei; See, Simon; Yang, Ying; Liu, Wei; Wang, Jin

doi:10.1016/j.mcm.2009.10.006

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“…So one module may be coupled with another. Figure 3 shows the architecture of WindowsNT [4], which is a hybrid kernel operating system. We find that in its kernel space, there are not only basic kernel functions, such as virtual memory, graphics driver, file driver, etc.…”

Section: Motivation For Resource Governancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…3 The agent process of httpclient executes the protocol to send data packets to the agent process of Net driver. 4 The agent process of Net driver passes data packets to Net driver to execute sending packet logic. When the logic call NIC, Net driver passes the calling function and input parameters to its agent process.…”

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“…3 CPU call back Net drvier. 4 Net driver starts NAPI and initiates a soft interrupt to the agent process. 5 The agent process performs soft interrupt and callback Net driver to perform packet pulling.…”

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“…3 After the governance center receives the watch event, it saves the event to SWatchManager. 4 The governance center sends a registration success response to the agent. 5 After the agent receives the response, it saves the watch event to CWatchManager.…”

Section: Static Rule Discoverymentioning

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Next Generation Operating System based on Resource Governance Model

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2022

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<p>The kernel is the core part of the operating system. At present, four types of kernels are widely available: monolithic kernels, microkernels, hybrid kernels, and exokernels. These kernel architectures are either too tightly-coupled, like monolithic kernels, put too many modules into the kernel, or too free, like exokernels, allow users to freely develop core features such as IPC, Virtual Memory, etc, or have no rules, like hybrid kernels, kernel modules organization is uncontrolled. In recent years, to solve these problems, resource management concept frequently appears in industry and academia. Although resource management concept makes resources in OSes orderly, no existing OSes or software systems can modify and extend management rules dynamically.</p> <p>This paper proposes a resource governance model that places resources such as applications, hardware, and rules into the model. Through unified governance, the organization of resources is more orderly. At the same time, the model allows users to modify and extend resource management rules by separating rules from resources. In addition, it also ensures the security of key resources in OSes and high performance of rule execution. We believe that OSes will enter resource governance age from resource management age in the near future.</p>

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2022

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“…Furthermore, specific systems are responsible for protecting the computing system and offering applicationspecific services like networking, graphical interface, etc. [4][5][6]. Amongst the most challenging aspects of research are security monitoring and ensuring that no new bugs have been implemented.…”

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A Comprehensive Study of Kernel (Issues and Concepts) in Different Operating Systems

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Various operating systems (OS) with numerous functions and features have appeared over time. As a result, they know how each OS has been implemented guides users' decisions on configuring the OS on their machines. Consequently, a comparative study of different operating systems is needed to provide specifics on the same and variance in novel types of OS to address their flaws. This paper's center of attention is the visual operating system based on the OS features and their limitations and strengths by contrasting iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux operating systems. Linux, Android, and Windows 10 are more stable, more compatible, and more reliable operating systems. Linux, Android, and Windows are popular enough to become user-friendly, unlike other OSs, and make more application programs. The firewalls in Mac OS X and Windows 10 are built-in. The most popular platforms are Android and Windows, specifically the novelist versions. It is because they are low-cost, dependable, compatible, safe, and easy to use. Furthermore, modern developments in issues resulting from the advent of emerging technology and the growth of the cell phone introduced many features such as high-speed processors, massive memory, multitasking, high-resolution displays, functional telecommunication hardware, and so on.

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Exploring smart phone improvements based on a hybrid MCDM model

Tzeng

2014

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Research of an architecture of operating system kernel based on modularity concept

Cited by 10 publications

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Next Generation Operating System based on Resource Governance Model

Next Generation Operating System based on Resource Governance Model

A Comprehensive Study of Kernel (Issues and Concepts) in Different Operating Systems

Exploring smart phone improvements based on a hybrid MCDM model

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