Don't hide Power

H.G.P. Bosch; Sape J. Mullender

doi:10.1145/319195.319218

Don't hide Power

H.G.P. Bosch, Sape J. Mullender

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Abstract

A standard PC today has an I/O throughput in excess of 100MBps. It can, therefore, be used as a continuous-media server. Since PC hardware is also cheap, it is surprising that not many continuous-media servers today are built on PC hardware. This paper describes two things. First, we give a summary of I/O measurements on a 200MHz Pentium-Pro based machine. Second, we present the design and implementation of a continuousmedia server called Clockwise whose design was partially dictated by the measured characteristics of the hardware.

Original language	Undefined
Pages	152-157
Number of pages	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1145/319195.319218
Publication status	Published - Sep 1998
Event	8th ACM SIGOPS European Workshop on Support for Composing Distributed Applications, EW 1998 - Sintra, Portugal, Sintra, Portugal Duration: 7 Sep 1998 → 10 Sep 1998 Conference number: 8

Conference

Conference	8th ACM SIGOPS European Workshop on Support for Composing Distributed Applications, EW 1998
Country	Portugal
City	Sintra
Period	7/09/98 → 10/09/98
Other	September 7-10, 1998

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EWI-1049
IR-56215

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Bosch, H. G. P., & Mullender, S. J. (1998). Don't hide Power. 152-157. Paper presented at 8th ACM SIGOPS European Workshop on Support for Composing Distributed Applications, EW 1998, Sintra, Portugal. https://doi.org/10.1145/319195.319218

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