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With the prevalence of virtualization technology, virtual machine networks (VMN) have been widely used in host network applications. To provide fault tolerance and non-stop features to network applications and preserve the network consistency among virtual machines (VM), the distributed snapshot technique of virtual machine networks regains the attention of academia. While existing approaches still...
Virtualization is one of the main technologies currently used to deploy computing systems due to the high reliability and rapid crash recovery it offers in comparison to physical nodes. These features are mainly achieved by continuously producing snapshots of the status of running virtual machines. In earlier works, the snapshot of each individual VM is performed independently, ignoring the memory...
Mobile computing is increasingly growing in terms of massive computation as well as user demand and use of mobile devices. Remote execution techniques enrich the service experience of mobile devices by leveraging the resource pools of computation and storage capabilities of the cloud data center. However, the user experience and quality of service will be severely affected due to the inherent high...
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