soren

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by soren 12y ago
There's a paper on live updating Xen to be presented next month at a cloud computing security workshop: https://www.trust.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/publications/pu...
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Deploy Websites on Amazon S3 using Jekyll and Git(openfoo.org)
78 points by soren 16y ago|17 comments
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How to run Redis natively on Xen(openfoo.org)
58 points by soren 16y ago|19 comments
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by soren 17y ago
Similar work was done in the OpenTC project ( http://www.opentc.net ), i.e., running legacy OSs in isolated compartments and multiplex their visual interfaces using a "secure GUI", which labels the windows/interfaces according to certain pr
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by soren 17y ago
An example for a microkernel running a Linux OS is L4Linux ( http://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/L4/LinuxOnL4/overview.shtml ). There is a lot of controversy about the distinction between VMMs and microkernels. A view from the microkernel side is g
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by soren 17y ago
There's a list at stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38210
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by soren 17y ago
I contacted someone at AWS through a friend and asked him basic architectural questions, like if he can confirm that they are running Linux in Dom0. However, AWS can not give such details as long as you do not have a valid business need and
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by soren 17y ago
I totally agree. The intention of writing this post was not to provide a precise documentation of Amazon's architecture (only Amazon can do this), but to get feedback if I am on the right track to understand the underlying architecture.
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On Amazon EC2's Underlying Architecture(openfoo.org)
67 points by soren 17y ago|6 comments
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by soren 17y ago
"more text in an eye fixation" is not necessarily a good thing for reading code, because code is semantically more dense than regular text. I think one will not be able to absorb all information and therefore not get a faster reading experi
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by soren 17y ago
I uploaded a tool I've written in SML for generating space-filling curves (Hilbert, Peano, Sierpinski) with postscript output on github: http://github.com/soeren/snippets/tree/master/spacefilling/
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by soren 17y ago
The difference is that they completed the computation of the rainbow tables, which are required to make this attack practical, and made them public (although the webserver with the torrent files is currently down: http://reflextor.com/torr