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CSE5002 – Operating Systems and Virtualization
Digital Assignment - 2

MIDORI- A cloud based windows Operating system
Misha chandar B -16MCS0087

Course Instructor: Dr. Vijayarajan V

School of Computer Science and Engineering, VIT University, Vellore-632014

Abstract: Cloud computing refers to a kind of internet oriented computing that provides computer processing resources and data to computers and other devices on demand. Cloud computing technology has facilitated its users and other businesses to use its applications without the need for prior installation. It also allows its users to access their personal information and data without an internet connection, which is the general procedure adopted while dealing with making changes or accessing …show more content…

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Microsoft cooperation developed Midori is a code name for a managed code operating system. It is to be built based on the concepts of virtualization, singularity and concurrence. A completely new security model is employed in building this new generation of Operating system. The main kernel, applications and the device drivers are all written in a manageable code complementing its high dependability nature. It uses .NET programming language. Midori when compared with other operating systems allows a program to be run simultaneously at multiple nodes at once. It is highly a cloud based operating system which is completely componentized allowing users to install what is `
Midori is in its initial stages of development. Midori operating system is built to meet the concepts of concurrency, singularity and virtualization. The three concepts are briefed in the methods and procedure section. Midori is not a windows operating system but a product of the windows Microsoft. Therefore the question of how billions of windows application will run on a non- windows platform is still a question.

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