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Kyle A. Lucke
Researcher at IBM
Publications - 41
Citations - 972
Kyle A. Lucke is an academic researcher from IBM. The author has contributed to research in topics: Partition (database) & Adapter (computing). The author has an hindex of 17, co-authored 41 publications receiving 972 citations. Previous affiliations of Kyle A. Lucke include Aruba Networks.
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Method, computer program product, and system for providing a multi-tiered snapshot of virtual disks
TL;DR: In this paper, an object in a tier of a multi-tier virtual storage system is saved while the system is active, and a copy of the identified object is made, the servers associated with the lower-level tiers are instructed to obtain the data from the temporary storage and resume quiesced applications running in the respective tiers.
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Vendor-independent resource configuration interface for self-virtualizing input/output device
TL;DR: In this paper, the concept of a logical port that maps to a particular physical port and protocol in the self-virtualizing IO resource is introduced, and an appropriate virtual function mapped to an appropriate physical function is automatically selected, typically without requiring the user to have a detailed understanding of the number of supported virtual functions, physical functions and protocols supported by specific resources.
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Concurrent access of shared resources utilizing tracking of request reception and completion order
TL;DR: In this paper, a collection of atomic operations that track both the order in which requests that use a shared resource are received and the order of processing of such requests are completed after they are received is presented.
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Multiple partition adjunct instances interfacing multiple logical partitions to a self-virtualizing input/output device
William Joseph Armstrong,Charles S. Graham,Sandy K. Kao,Kyle A. Lucke,Naresh Nayar,Michal Ostrowski,Recio Renato,Randal C. Swanberg +7 more
TL;DR: In this article, multiple logical partitions are provided access to a self-virtualizing input/output device of a data processing system via multiple dedicated partition adjunct instances, and each partition adjunct instance being a separate dispatchable state and being created employing virtual address space donated from the respective logical partition or a hypervisor of the data processing systems.
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Virtualization of hardware queues in self-virtualizing input/output devices
TL;DR: In this article, a logical partition may be permitted to configure and access a desired number of virtual transmit and/or receive queues, and have an adjunct partition that interfaces the logical partition with the self-virtualizing IO resource handle the appropriate mappings between the hardware and virtual queues.