A. Tripathi, Surya P. Koneru, Clifton Nock, Renu Tewari, Neeran M. Karnik, V. Bandi, Khaled Day, T. Noonan
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Reliable management of distributed computations in Nexus
This paper describes the approach taken for configuration management in the Nexus distributed operating system. Nexus uses kernel-level support for monitoring status of distributed components of an application. Periodic user-level messages are no longer required for status monitoring. Group and dependency relationships between such components can be defined by the programmer for the purpose of configuration monitoring and management. An object belonging to a distributed application can be monitored by its host kernel for some system-defined exception conditions. When any of these conditions arise, other objects are notified through signals or messages, as specified by the programmer.<>