Tuesday, May 31, 2005
What will be the next revolution in task execution?
Task execution and scheduling concepts came into limelight with the advent of multi-processing Operating Systems. Unix made processes popular and then SUN made threads popular (the defacto now for task execution). What do you think the next wave will be?
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My guess would be grid computing, Oracle has already made headway into it commercially. The 10i is grid enabled.
Yes, Grid computing is good.
At a fundamental level, can we come up with a better primitive than threads and processes?
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