Leave Your OS at Home: The Rise of Library Operating Systems
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OS is commonly perceived as a layer between applications and hardware
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These application-specific OS services are encapsulated in a library OS (libOS) running in user mode as part of the application address space. There is no sharing of libOSes among the applications, so shared services such as a file system must be implemented as shared servers (as in microkernel design).
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application-specific libOS that implements all the basic abstractions and services, including virtual memory, scheduler, file system and network stack. The end-result is a remarkably extensible OS architecture that minimizes or completely eliminates the performance downsides of traditional OS designs.
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