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Masami Ichikawa (Author)
Naohiro Oiwa (Author)
Hiroshi Shimamoto (Author)
Satoru Takeuchi (Author)
Takahisa Tanaka (Author)
Shohei Maruyama (Author)
 Original text before translation
市川 正美 (著)
大岩 尚宏 (著)
島本 裕志 (著)
武内 覚 (著)
田中 隆久 (著)
丸山 翔平 (著)
(177840)
JAN:9784798177847
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(177840)
JAN:9784798177847
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Format:A5
Number of pages:336 |
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Format:Book (paper)
Year of manufacture: 2024
Product tag: None
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Description
| Connecting the worlds of hardware and software Let's understand the fundamental mechanism of an OS. As its name suggests, the kernel is the [core] component of an OS, and is responsible for a wide range of functions related to hardware control, including storage and file system management, process control, scheduling, and networking. Linux is open source software, and its wide accessibility to everyone is one of the features that have supported its development. However, even if we limit ourselves to the kernel, which is its foundation, it is too large and complex to read and understand its source code. For this reason, it is also true that few people understand the role and structure of the Linux kernel. Although the role of an operating system is to allow you to develop*use software without having to understand such a fundamental part as the kernel, as an engineer, it is a great advantage to know and be able to visualize the fundamental mechanisms of such a system in concrete terms. In this book, the authors, who have worked with the Linux kernel for a long time, explain not only classic OS functions such as scheduling and memory management, but also a wide range of more recent topics such as VMs, containers, and security functions, with many illustrations. This is a book that explains the structure, mechanisms, and workings of the Linux kernel from a variety of perspectives that have been difficult to approach without specialized knowledge. *Table of Contents* Chapter 1: Basics of the Linux Kernel Chapter 2 Process Scheduler Chapter 3 Memory Management Chapter 4 File System Chapter 5 Block I/O Chapter 6 Device Mapper Chapter 7 LVM Chapter 8 Networking Chapter 9 Security Chapter 10 Hypervisors and Virtualization Chapter 11 Containerized Virtualization Chapter 12 Troubleshooting/Debugging Overview |
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Let's understand the fundamental mechanism of an OS.
As its name suggests, the kernel is the [core] component of an OS, and is responsible for a wide range of functions related to hardware control, including storage and file system management, process control, scheduling, and networking.
Linux is open source software, and its wide accessibility to everyone is one of the features that have supported its development. However, even if we limit ourselves to the kernel, which is its foundation, it is too large and complex to read and understand its source code. For this reason, it is also true that few people understand the role and structure of the Linux kernel.
Although the role of an operating system is to allow you to develop*use software without having to understand such a fundamental part as the kernel, as an engineer, it is a great advantage to know and be able to visualize the fundamental mechanisms of such a system in concrete terms. In this book, the authors, who have worked with the Linux kernel for a long time, explain not only classic OS functions such as scheduling and memory management, but also a wide range of more recent topics such as VMs, containers, and security functions, with many illustrations. This is a book that explains the structure, mechanisms, and workings of the Linux kernel from a variety of perspectives that have been difficult to approach without specialized knowledge.
*Table of Contents*
Chapter 1: Basics of the Linux Kernel
Chapter 2 Process Scheduler
Chapter 3 Memory Management
Chapter 4 File System
Chapter 5 Block I/O
Chapter 6 Device Mapper
Chapter 7 LVM
Chapter 8 Networking
Chapter 9 Security
Chapter 10 Hypervisors and Virtualization
Chapter 11 Containerized Virtualization
Chapter 12 Troubleshooting/Debugging Overview