About Me
I am a scientist and a project manager in the
Utility Infrastructure Management department (UIM)
in the Internet Systems and Storage Lab (ISSL)
of HP Labs. I've been here since September 1998.
Currently I am focusing on the standardization effort in the services deployment space, under the umbrella of GGF.
The effort is called Configuration Description, Deployment, and Lifecycle Management (CDDLM)
At the kernel internals group, I was leading development of the operating
system internals (e.g. global memory management, global name service, global
locks, etc.) for the multi computer system. We then explored Memory Failures
Recovery (MFR).
Currently we are exploring the area of pervasive computing (Web page to
arrive soon). We are actively recruiting, see an ad
for open positions in our group. If you want to apply for regular or temporary
positions, please follow the instructions
on how to apply.
Earlier I worked on various projects (in various institutions, continents
and countries), such as:
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Mach microkernel and Mobile Objects and Agents (MOA) at OSF (later Open
Group) RI, Cambridge, MA (1994-1998)
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Task migration and load distribution on top of Mach at University of Kaiserslautern,
Germany, also my late PhD thesis (1991-1994)
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UNIX and real-time operating systems at Institute "Mihajlo Pupin" in Belgrade,
Yugoslavia (1983-1991)
My Interests
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pervasive computing,
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operating systems,
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architecture of distributed and multiprocessor systems,
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agent systems and aplications,
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mobile objects and agents,
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communication systems,
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process migration,
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load distribution, and
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real-time.
Activities
I have been active in the IEEE Technical Activities Board. In particular,
I have been involved in the following technical committees:
I was also on the editorial board of the IEEE
Concurrency, where I have conducted interviews on various topics, such
as:
Currently, I am on the editorial boad of the new IEEE on-line Magazine,
Distributed Systems, where I edit the operating
systems department. I also conducted an interview with Fred Schneider
on the topic of distributed
computing. I was program chair of the First Workshop on Industrial
Experiences with Systems Software (WIESS)
and the first Symposium on Agent Systems and Applications and the third
Workshop on Mobile Agents (ASA/MA'99).
Some Recent Publications
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Milojicic, D., Messer, A., Shau, J., Fu, G., "Increasing
Relevance of Memory Hardware Errors, A Case for Recoverable Programming
Models", presented at the 9th ACM SIGOPS European Workshop "Beyond
the PC: New Challenges for the Operating System", September 17th - 20th,
2000, Kolding, Denmark.
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Milojicic, D., Hoyle, S., Messer, A., Munoz, A., Russell, L., Wylegala,
T., Vellanki, V., and Childs, S., “Global Memory
Management for a Multi Computer System”, presented at the Fourth
USENIX Windows Symposium, Seattle, WA.
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Milojicic, D., Douglis, F., Paindaveine, Y., Wheeler, R., Zhou, S, “Process
Migration Survey”, ACM Computing Surveys, September 2000.
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Milojicic, D., Douglis, F., and Wheeler, R., "Mobility,
an Edited Collection", Addison Wesley, February 1999.
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Milojicic, D., Breugst, M., Busse, I., Campbell, J., Covaci, S., Friedman,
B., Kosaka, K., Lange, D., Ono, K., Oshima, M., Tham, C., Virdhagriswaran,
S., and White, J., "MASIF The OMG Mobile Agent System
Interoperability Facility", Proceedings of the International Workshop
on Mobile Agents (MA'98), Stuttgart, September 1998. It also appeared as
Personal Technologies, Springer Verlag, (1998), 2:117-129.
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Milojicic, D., LaForge, W ., and Chauhan, D.,
"Mobile
Objects and Agents (MOA)", proc. of the Fourth USENIX Conference
on Object-Oriented Technologies and Systems (COOTS ‘98), April 27-30, 1998,
Santa Fe, New Mexico. It also appeared in Distributed Systems Engineering,
IEE, 5 (1988), 1-14.
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See my HTML version of resume for links to other
papers.
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