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Company P IKA / Intel 82599EB 10 Gigabit Ethernet / MegaPipe / Intel 82599 10 Gigabit Ethernet / / IndustryTerm remote web servers / multicore processor operating systems / local web server / out-of-order packet processing / parallel computing / network stack processing / manycore processors / performance monitoring tools / multikernel operating systems / layers and protocols / large scale parallel computing / network stack protocols / cache coherence hardware / non-local applications / cache-coherent shared memory multicore processor / ready applications / implement system services / naïve solution / multicore processors / web servers / potential remote applications / state management / transport layer processing code / non-cache-coherent systems / connections among applications / individual applications / load balancing algorithm / commodity hardware / web server / handshake protocol / transport services / connections to applications / connection management / faster applications / real-world internet traffic / load balancer sample slow applications / composite server / multikernel services / / OperatingSystem GNU/Linux / Linux / Ubuntu / AIX / POSIX / / Organization Network Service for Multikernel Operating Systems Nathan Z. Beckmann / MIT / / Person Christopher R. Johnson / Filippo Sironi Anant Agarwal / Charles Gruenwald III / / Position Driver / director tables / flow director / Controller / / Technology multicore processor / load balancing algorithm / Linux / API / MAC address / 5 processors / multicore processors / UDP / shared memory / Operating Systems / TCP/IP / Xeon E74850 processors / cache-coherent shared memory multicore processor / load balancing / manycore processors / HTTP / simulation / handshake protocol / web server / network stack protocols / Gigabit Ethernet / /
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P IKA: A Network Service for Multikernel Operating Systems Nathan Z. Beckmann, Charles Gruenwald III, Christopher R. Johnson, Harshad Kasture, Filippo Sironi Anant Agarwal, M. Frans Kaashoek, and Nickolai Zeldovich MIT C