An overview of operating system for next generation internet server (NGIS)

The Next Generation Internet Server (NGIS) is a system specialized in Internet-based cyber communities in Korea with the high-performance Internet-based communication infrastructure, high quality of wireless communication environment, and high degree of Internet usage. In this paper, we present arch...

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Main Authors: Gyoung-Bae Kim, Sung-In Jung, Myung-joon Kim
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Bandwidth
Computer architecture
Computer networks
Cyber community
Internet
IP networks
Monitoring
Network servers
Network Storage card
NGIS
Operating system
Operating systems
Web server
Wireless communication
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Summary:The Next Generation Internet Server (NGIS) is a system specialized in Internet-based cyber communities in Korea with the high-performance Internet-based communication infrastructure, high quality of wireless communication environment, and high degree of Internet usage. In this paper, we present architectures and design features of operating system for NGIS. The Operating System (OS) is composed of an OS kernel, commands, libraries, and system utilities. System utilities include performance tuning, system status monitor. We describe the overall structure of the OS subsystem, its major components, the roles of each component, and the relations among components. These include the enhancement of the network and system performance, the support of new hardware such as NS device, I/O driver (ioctl style) for a system monitoring, and utilities for a performance analysis environment.
DOI:10.1109/ICACT.2004.1292985