hi friends...
i have taken final year project process migration in heterogeneous environment..and i want to do in linux by inserting the loadeble kernel modules..so if anyone knows anything abt this topic then plz send me reply...my email id is masaniparesh@yahoo.co.in...The proble is : I will have clusters of workstations...now i have to fixed some criteria to differntiate between underloaded and overloaded nodes(suggest this criteria if u know)so that i have to transfered some of processes from the overloaded node to destination underloaded node..now tell me which system call can be used here to stor the context of the process and again loads its context onto underloaded node...and plz if u want to suggest anything then i will really appreciate it...thanks u to all...

hi friends...
i have taken final year project process migration in heterogeneous environment..and i want to do in linux by inserting the loadeble kernel modules..so if anyone knows anything abt this topic then plz send me reply...my email id is masaniparesh@yahoo.co.in...The proble is : I will have clusters of workstations...now i have to fixed some criteria to differntiate between underloaded and overloaded nodes(suggest this criteria if u know)so that i have to transfered some of processes from the overloaded node to destination underloaded node..now tell me which system call can be used here to stor the context of the process and again loads its context onto underloaded node...and plz if u want to suggest anything then i will really appreciate it...thanks u to all...

Hmmm. Sounds interesting. Good luck with your homework there.

Cluster computing is a wide-open topic in Linux; it's probably the most widely used clustering OS these days. Process migration is among the capabilities of such systems. What you need to do is some good old-fashioned research, not only on this specific set of keywords but on the broader topic. The Internet makes this relatively painless to do, and the place to begin isn't just by asking participants in a forum to feed you answers. Enjoy your time at the virtual library.