1.How do we call a situation when process is executed at a different site than the one which initiated it: A) process delegation B) process migration C) resource sharing D) resource allocation  2.What is NOT a valid the reason for a process migration: A) hardware preference B) software preference C) load balancing D) privilege escalation  3.Which scheme is commonly used for large-scale parallel computations : A) GFS B) MapReduce C) NFS D) OpenAFS

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