Tag Archives: threads
Coding a XenServer Client in Python – Monitoring Multiple VMs via Multiple Threads
In some prior blogs I had written about developing an ESXi client in Java which could connect to a VMware ESXi server and perform some management tasks. In this blog, I will describe developing a Cirtrix XenServer Client in Python … Continue reading →
Posted in Networking, Programming Languages, Protocols, Python, Technology, Virtualization and Cloud Computing
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Tagged Citrix, Citrix Xen, Citrix Xen API, Citrix XenAPI, Citrix XenServer, HueXenClient, ICMP, ICMP packets, Network Monitoring, ping, PMW, port, ports, PyDev, PyDev plug-in, Python, Python megawidgets, Python megawidgets library, python pmw, thread, threads, Tkinter, Tkinter GUI library, VM Monitoring, VM Network Monitoring, Xen, XenAP, XenCenter, XenClient, XenServer, XenServer 6.0, XenServer pool
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Intel Hyper-Threading Technology
Intel Hyper-Threading Technology (HT Technology) enables each processing core to run multiple tasks or “threads” at the same time. Intel HT Technology also improves overall performance on threaded software by increasing processor throughput. For each physical processor core, the operating … Continue reading →
Posted in Intel, Operating Systems, Processors/CPUs, Technology, Windows
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Tagged CPU, HT Technology, Intel, Intel Core, Intel Core i7-2630QM, Intel Core i7-2630QM processor, Intel Core processors, Intel Hyper-Threading Technology, Intel Xeon, Intel Xeon processors, multitasking, thread, threads
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