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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 [[Windows]], [[Redhat]], [[Suse]], [[HPUX]], [[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 manageing resoruce allocation in a complete different way than Linux Kernel. Therefore applying virtual resoruce lanes implementation is usualy kernel dependent.
A safe implementation of VRP technology is usually made up of a mixture of several resource allocation techniques. VRP implementations depend on the transaction type, consumed resource or Kernel state. In a real and live system, Kernel state, transaction types and resource consumption are constantly changing and therefore the VRP technology should change the implemented technique accordingly in real-time.
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