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CORDS - A microprotocol framework,
derived from the x-kernel (similar to Ensemble), which can support
the construction of complex protocols such the internet protocol stack
(TCP/IP), Router protocols, etc.) Used by DARPA's CACTUS and ARMADA
projects.
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GIPC
- Real-time group communications protocol suite built using CORDS.
Has both in-kernel (MK7) and user-space (Unix and NT) ports. Capable
of detecting & recovering from node failures in sub-second timeframes.
An overview of CORDS and GIPC can be found here.
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SHAWS
- a specialized server which utilizes the core protocol properties
of GIPC, extended to provide fault resilient, clustering properties
for the Apache web server. An overview of SHAWS can be found here.
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MK7 - a
full-function microkernel based Unix system which supports
simultaneous Real-time and timesharing operation. Used by NSWC in
HiPer-D testbed in T2 demonstration.
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MK++
- a microkernel which provides a single code base capable of supporting
high assurance, scalability, real-time, distribution, SMP, fault handling
and performance all built in an object-oriented B3 evaluatable fashion.
An overview of MK++ can be found here.
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AD3
- a scalable, microkernel-based UNIX system which allows scalability
for SMP systems and multi-node distributed systems while retaining
a single system image.
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CONVERSANT
- Developed as part of DARPA Active Networks program, CONVERSANT provides
an active network node designed to defend against denial-of-service
attacks.
If you are interested in these technologies
or need additional information, please contact
The Open Group or call your local Open Group Sales Representative.
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