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Abstract
This paper proposes the XCP Mobile Manager (iXMM): a new framework for remote management of Xen Cloud Platform (XCP) via mobile smart phones as an example of wearable computing. Mobile smart phones provide an opportunity to easily manage cloud virtualization, creating new forms of interactions. iXMM enhances both the portability and the usability of XCP management over the existing management tools. New forms of interactions, such as touch interfaces, are expected to emerge. For example, system administrators can control XCP remotely using smart phones with minimum Internet connection (i.e. 2G mobile internet connection). The implementation installs iXMM client as a native mobile application (currently iOS application) and allows access to iXMM through mobile web browsers. The evaluation shows that iXMM is very efficient in terms of the required computational resources including processing, memory, and Internet connection bandwidth; this makes it suitable for mobile computing environments. Even though full functionalities have not been implemented, iXMM provides an opportunity to complete similar tasks using smart phones, a trend which is expected to benefit aged population with minimal mobility.
本文以可穿戴计算为例,提出了XCP移动管理器(XCP Mobile Manager, iXMM):一种通过移动智能手机远程管理Xen云平台(XCP)的新框架。移动智能手机为轻松管理云虚拟化提供了机会,创造了新的交互形式。相对于现有的管理工具,iXMM增强了XCP管理的可移植性和可用性。新的交互形式,如触摸界面,有望出现。例如,系统管理员可以使用最少互联网连接(即2G移动互联网连接)的智能手机远程控制XCP。该实现将iXMM客户机安装为本机移动应用程序(目前为iOS应用程序),并允许通过移动web浏览器访问iXMM。评估表明,就所需的计算资源(包括处理、内存和Internet连接带宽)而言,iXMM非常高效;这使得它适合于移动计算环境。尽管尚未实现完整的功能,但iXMM提供了使用智能手机完成类似任务的机会,这一趋势预计将使行动不便的老年人口受益。