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Line 30: The technology creates virtual resource lanes and redirects specific transactions to those lanes allowing them to take more or less resources according to the lane definition. VRP technology can be implemented in any Operating system. Existing vendors in the market applied it on most of the Open operating system such as [[Microsoft Windows\|Windows]], [[Red Hat]], [[Suse]], [[HP-UX]], [[Solaris (operating system)\|Solaris]], [[tru64]], [[AIX]] and others. In any Operating system, the application is communicating with the Kernel in a different way which requires different implementation of VRP. Windows is managing resoruce allocation in a complete different way than Linux Kernel. Therefore applying virtual resoruce lanes implementation is usually kernel dependent.

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