Jérôme Gallard
PhD. Student
INRIA - member of the XtreemOS consortium
Advisor: Christine Morin
Contact details
| Address: |
IRISA, Campus universitaire de Beaulieu 35042 Rennes cedex, FRANCE |
| Room: | E-224 Vert |
| Phone: |
+33 2 99 84 25 56 |
| Fax: |
+33 2 99 84 71 71 |
| Email: |
Jerome.Gallard(at)inria.fr |
Research Interests
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Distributed operating systems
- Virtualisation, resource management
- Cluster computing, Grid computing, Cloud computing
Research Activities
My main activities focus on the used of virtualization mechanisms (VM) in the context of Grids. This work is done in the framework of the XtreemOS European Project.
I have studied the complementarity of virtualization technologies and SSI OS. An article was presented at VHPC'08 (see: "Complementarity between Virtualization and Single System Image Technologies").
In addition, I have worked on an extension of the Goldberg Theory. This extension aims at formally classifying the different existing virtualization systems (see: "Refinement Proposal of the Goldberg's Theory").
Moreover, in summer 2008, I have co-supervised an intern. This intern has worked on a system able to deploy the SSI Kerrighed on Grid'5000 (Kargo) and another system (VMdeploy) which aims to deploy and manage Virtual Machines on the Grid. Now I work on a new version of VMdeploy entitled Saline. Saline is able to manage cluster job VMs at grid level by moving the whole set of VMs from one site to another in a transparent way for the running job (see: "Saline: Improving Best-Effort Job Management in Grids"). In addition, I work on algorithms to efficiently save the VM snapshots from n compute nodes to one master node (see: "Kget+: An efficient tool for managing VM image snapshots").
I am also interested in the cloud computing area and the federation of virtual infrastructures (see: "Clouds: A New Playground for the XtreemOS Grid Operating System").
Research Projects and Collaborations
- Member of the XtreemOS European project: a Linux based distributed operating system providing native virtual organization support
- Member of the SER-OS associated team: an associated team between PARIS project-team from INRIA and the SRT team headed by Stephen Scott at ORNL, USA (since 2009)
Publications
All publications are available here.
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