Migration of cloud applications between a local computing device and cloud
作者： Reuben R. Olinsky , Barry Clayton Bond , Galen C. Hunt
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关键词: Cloud computing 、 State (computer science) 、 Data migration 、 Application binary interface 、 Architecture 、 Context (language use) 、 Operating system 、 Computer science 、 Process (computing) 、 Code (cryptography)
摘要: Architecture that facilitates seamless migration of server-hosted code to the client machine and back. Migration is a running instance process by communicating only small amount state data, which makes this feasible over current network connection speeds. The web browsing experience for applications retained. capabilities are facilitated an operating construction, referred as library OS (operating system) system in context execution between server client. An application binary interface provided resides below provide mobility.
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