shishir randive wrote:
Hi,
We are the computer engg. students from Pune
Institute of Computer Technology ( PICT ). We are 3
peoples in a group , planning to do our final year
project in CKRM. Duration for the project is 6 months.
Will you please help us regarding our project.
We have some queries for CKRM .
What are the challenges that CKRM is facing ?
(a) Mainly integration with existing code. we are using our own event hooking mechanism. that could be replaced by LSM or alike.
Is there any Security provision for CKRM ?
(b) no, security provision. Everything is shared state within the operating system. We simply change resource allocation.
How about CKRM + SELinux ? Can we do something to provide security usint this ?
(c) They are orthogonal. It would be interesting to investigate whether CKRM can be enhanced from a security perspective.
What are the tasks to be done for the CKRM ?
Right now we are aiming for kernel inclusion.
At large, the schedulers are independent but there are naturally some dependencies. E.g. no matter how much cpu shares I give to a class, if it doesn't have enough memory, it will be hampered by page fault.
Optimizing these interactions and making memory a dependency for cpu shares would be something useful.
Hope that helps.
Please help us regarding this , also if you have any new topic or idea about CKRM , please let us know.
Waiting for reply , Regards, Shishir.
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