About: Scout (operating system)

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Scout is a research operating system developed at the University of Arizona. It is communication-oriented and designed around the constraints of network-connected devices like set-top boxes. The Scout researchers had in mind a class of devices that they called "network appliances", which include cameras and disks attached to a network. They believed that these devices have in common the following three characteristics: * Communication-Oriented * Specialized/Diverse Functionality * Predictable Performance with Scarce Resources

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  • Scout is a research operating system developed at the University of Arizona. It is communication-oriented and designed around the constraints of network-connected devices like set-top boxes. The Scout researchers had in mind a class of devices that they called "network appliances", which include cameras and disks attached to a network. They believed that these devices have in common the following three characteristics: * Communication-Oriented * Specialized/Diverse Functionality * Predictable Performance with Scarce Resources To satisfy these three requirements, Scout was designed around an abstraction called a "path"; was highly configurable; and offered scheduling and resource allocation policies that provided predictable performance under load. (en)
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  • Scout is a research operating system developed at the University of Arizona. It is communication-oriented and designed around the constraints of network-connected devices like set-top boxes. The Scout researchers had in mind a class of devices that they called "network appliances", which include cameras and disks attached to a network. They believed that these devices have in common the following three characteristics: * Communication-Oriented * Specialized/Diverse Functionality * Predictable Performance with Scarce Resources (en)
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  • Scout (operating system) (en)
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