Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Virtualization is a prominent technology used in data centers around the world. While many kinds of workloads can run at near-native performance even when virtualized, I/O intensive workloads still suffer from high overhead precluding the use of virtualization in many applications.   tackle the problem of improving the performance of paravirtual I/O.  propose an exitless paravirtual I/O model, under which guests and the hypervisor, running on distinct cores, exchange exitless notifications instead of costly exit-based notifications. Our initial proof of concept improved throughput by 45% and latency by 25μsec compared to a traditional network paravirtual I/O model.  show that a single hypervisor I/O core can become saturated when serving multiple I/O intensive guests, and further research is required to improve scalability in this scenario.
['Abel Gordon', "Nadav Har'El", 'Alex Landau', 'Muli Ben-Yehuda', 'Avishay Traeger']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Towards exitless and efficient paravirtual I/O
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