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Matt R. Hogstrom
Researcher at IBM
Publications - 41
Citations - 718
Matt R. Hogstrom is an academic researcher from IBM. The author has contributed to research in topics: Virtual machine & Software. The author has an hindex of 16, co-authored 41 publications receiving 714 citations.
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Dynamically building a set of compute nodes to host the user's workload
Rohith K. Ashok,Roy F. Brabson,Hugh E. Hockett,Matt R. Hogstrom,Wolfgang Segmuller,Matthew J. Sheard +5 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a set of compute nodes is dynamically built for consideration in forming a cloud group without the user requiring knowledge of the cloud's composition, which is a method, system and computer program product for dynamically building a setof compute nodes to host a user's workload.
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Semantically rich composable software image bundles
Asaf Adi,William C. Arnold,Daniel C. Berg,Tamar Eilam,Dinakaran Joseph,Michael H. Kalantar,Alexander Kofman,Alexander V. Konstantinou,Tova Roth,Edward C. Snible,Harm Sluiman,Ruth E. Willenborg,Matt R. Hogstrom,Jose I. Ortiz +13 more
TL;DR: In this article, a composable software bundle is created by retrieving a semantic representation of a set of software modules and a functional representation of the operations performed on the set of modules during at least one virtual image life-cycle phase.
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Software defined environments: an introduction
Chung-Sheng Li,B. L. Brech,S. Crowder,D. M. Dias,Hubertus Franke,Matt R. Hogstrom,D. Lindquist,Giovanni Pacifici,Stefan Pappe,B. Rajaraman,Josyula R. Rao,Radha P. Ratnaparkhi,Rodney A. Smith,M. D. Williams +13 more
TL;DR: The key elements within software defined environments include capability-based resource abstraction, goal-based and policy-based workload definition, and outcome-based continuous mapping of the workload to the available resources.
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Dynamic thread pool tuning techniques
TL;DR: In this paper, the number and size of thread pools are adjusted programmatically, and the distribution calculation (i.e., determining which inbound requests should be assigned to which pools) is a programmatic determination.
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Programmatic response-time based workload distribution techniques
TL;DR: Workload is programmatically distributed across a set of execution resources in a multithreaded server environment, and response time to end users is improved while increasing the efficiency of software execution and resource usage as discussed by the authors.