Scheduling intense applications most 'surprising' first
- 2015
- Science of Computer Programming
Sean Rooney
Title
Senior Researcher
Bio
I was awarded a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge in 1998 for work on network control, since then I have been at IBM Research in Zurich. I started working on dynamically deploying virtual infrastructure but in 1999 this was a little ahead of its time. Since then I have been working in the field of distributed systems, e.g. larges scale distributed games, sensor networks, realtime messaging. My current research is in the field of OS deployment.
Publications
Guaranteeing consistency between large replicated writable disk images
- 2013
- CNSM 2013
Secure lazy provisioning of virtual desktops to a portable storage device
- 2012
- VTDC 2012
Scaling OS streaming through minimizing cache redundancy
- 2011
- ICDCS 2011
OS streaming deployment
- David Clerc
- Luis Garcés-Erice
- et al.
- 2010
- IPCCC 2010
Scheduling intense applications most 'surprising' first
- 2010
- SAC 2010
Weighted fair share scheduling for loosely controlled concurrent event systems
- 2010
- Service Oriented Computing and Applications
On the applicability of compressive sampling in fine grained processor performance monitoring
- Tomas Tuma
- Sean Rooney
- et al.
- 2009
- ICECCS 2009
Predicting performance on a loosely controlled event system
- 2008
- COMPSAC 2008
Toward scalable real-time messaging
- Daniel N. Bauer
- Luis Garcés-Erice
- et al.
- 2008
- IBM Systems Journal
Patents
- US
- 7136351
- CN
- ZL01124371.6
Top collaborators
LG
Luis Garces-Erice
Senior Research Scientist
CG
Chris Giblin
Senior Technical Staff Member, security, data, compliance
NP
Niels Pardon
Senior Research Software Engineer
ZN
Zoltán Arnold Nagy
watsonx.data performance engineering / hw acceleration