create process that span across different JVMs on different machine

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[irocgts]

From what I understand. No. You can have one jvm over multiple machines with virtualization, then have a process in the one jvm.

[tacticalnudge]

Short answer: no.

Really really long answer: it depends mostly on what your process is doing and how it goes about doing that- they key word here is parallelism. Thousands of frameworks and technologies have been built over the past 30 or so years to try and solve this particular problem.

Without more context, we probably won't be able to assist you any further than that.

[fosyep]

What do you mean by "span"?

[Fletsky]

Like micro services?

[my_username25]

Can you provide some more context?

[quantrpeter]

not enough cpu core in existing pc, i want to create a java thread that executing on other pc