Dome: Distributed Object Migration Environment

Authors:
Adam Beguelin;Erik Seligman;Michael Starkey
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Dome: Distributed Object Migration Environment
Year:
1994

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Abstract

Dome is an object based parallel programming environment for heterogeneous distributed networks of machines. This paper gives a brief overview of Dome. We show that Dome programs are easy to write. A description of the load balancing performed in Dome is presented along with performance measurements on a cluster of DEC Alpha workstations connected by a DEC Gigaswitch. A Dome program is compared with a sequential version and one written in PVM. We also present an overview of architecture independent checkpoint and restart in Dome.