[HiPEAC-announce] CF Participation: Virtual Execution Environments 2008, Seattle, March 5-7

[David Gregg]

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            The 2008 ACM SIGPLAN/SIGOPS International Conference on
                       Virtual Execution Environments

                        Seattle, USA, March 5-7, 2008
                         Co-located with ASPLOS 2008
                           http://vee08.cs.tcd.ie/

                             Call For Participation

The VEE conference brings together researchers and practitioners in
the area of virtual execution environments for programs and systems.
The broad area of virtualization includes topics such as process and
system virtual machines, and high-level language virtual machines
(JVM, CLR, etc.). To reflect this diversity of backgrounds, in 2008
VEE will be co-located with the Thirteenth International Conference on
Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems
(ASPLOS 2008).


REGISTRATION

Early bird registration ends February 11th.

To get the conference rate, hotel bookings should also be made by
February 11th.


FURTHER INFORMATION

The program, registration, hotel and other information can all be
found at: http://vee08.cs.tcd.ie/


KEYNOTE SPEAKER

The VEE 2008 keynote talk will be given by Beng-Hong Lim, Senior
Director of R&D at VMware

SUMMARY PROGRAM

Scheduling I/O in Virtual Machine Monitors
Diego Ongaro, Alan Coxand Scott Rixner

Inter-domain socket communications supporting high performance and
full binary compatibility on Xen Kangho Kim, Hyunsup Shin, Cheiyol Kim, Sungin 
Jung and Jin-Soo Kim

Characterization & Analysis of a Server Consolidation Benchmark
Padma Apparao, Ravi Iyer, Xiaomin Zhang, Don Newell and Tom Adelmeyer

Netchannel: A VMM-level Mechanism for Continuous, Transparent Device
Access During VM Migration
Sanjay Kumar and Karsten Schwan

Trace Fragment Selection within Method-based JVMs
Duane Merrill and Kim Hazelwood

A Method Specialisation and Virtualised Execution Environment for Java
Andrew Cheadle, Anthony Field and Johan Nystrom-Persson

Process-Shared and Persistent Code Caches
Derek Bruening and Vladimir Kiriansky

Using Hypervisor to Provide Application Data Secrecy on a Per-Page
Basis
Jisoo Yang and Kang Shin

Virtual Machine-Based Circumvention of Self-Checksumming Code
Nathan Rosenblum, Gregory Cooksey and Barton Miller

VMM-based Hidden Process Detection and Identification using Lycosid
Stephen Jones, Andrea Arpaci-Dusseau and Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau

Policy Enforcement and Compliance Proofs for Xen Virtual Machines
Bernhard Jansen, HariGovind Ramasamy and Matthias Schunter

Opening Black Boxes: Using Semantic Information to Combat Virtual
Machine Image Sprawl
Darrell Reimer, Arun Thomas, Glenn Ammons, Todd Mummert, Bowen Alpern
and Vasanth Bala

Execution replay for multiprocessor virtual machines
George Dunlap, Dominic Lucchetti, Michael Fetterman and Peter Chen

A Principled Approach to Nondeferred Reference-Counting Garbage
Collection
Pramod Joisha

Using the Cell Synergistic Processing Unit as a Garbage Collection
Coprocessor
Chen-Yong Cher and Michael Gschwind

Improving Xen security through disaggregation
Derek Murray, Grzegorz Milos and Steven Hand

Running a Java VM Inside an Operating System Kernel: a Networking case
study
Takashi Okumura, Bruce Childers and Daniel Mosse

Applications of a Feather-weight Virtual Machine Yang Yu, Hariharan 
Kolam_govindarajan, Lap-Chung Lam and Tzi-cker
Chiueh


VEE ORGANIZATION

     General Chair     :	 David Gregg   (Trinity College Dublin)
     Program Co-Chair  :	 Vikram Adve   (University of Illinois)
     Program Co-Chair  :	 Brian Bershad (University of Washington)
     Registration Chair:	 Rodric Rabbah (IBM Research)
     Local Arrangements
     Chair	      :  Mark Lewin    (Microsoft Research)