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Questioner: James_Lan@htx.gov.sg    2021-02-09 ¿ÀÀü 11:47:49
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Answer by Auhor seungjunn@gmail.com   2021-02-09 ¿ÀÀü 11:47:49
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Hi, thanks for the sharing. Can share if using CentOS Linux with latest kernel such as version 3 and 4, does it makes a difference in the experiment results? Thanks. Thanks for asking. We chose the 2.6 version of the kernel for experiments in an environment like Azalea-unikernel. It is difficult to share the experimental results right now, but in terms of OS noise, it is expected to be almost the same or worse. The reason is that as the kernel version increases, the number of codes and daemon processors will increase, which in turn will cause more OS noise. Of course, problems that are critical to performance such as the lock mechanism are solved and the overall performance is improved. Thanks.
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Questioner: zhanyueying@csu.ac.cn    2021-02-12 ¿ÀÈÄ 1:15:07
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Thank you for your presentation. Can you give a few application scenarios of Azalea-unikernel£¿ Azalea-unikernel is also one of the other unikernel implementations. It can be used for virtual appliances, network function virtualization, Java application servers, and C/C++ based general applications like other unikernels.