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ARMISCOM: self-healing service composition Vizcarrondo J., Aguilar J., Exposito E., Subias A. Service Oriented Computing and Applications 11(3): 345-365, 2017. Type: Article
The evolution of service-oriented architecture (SOA) and the demands from industry provide opportunity on one hand, and requirements on the other--to develop fault-tolerant, robust, and resilient configurations of web services...
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Jan 4 2018 |
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Depot: cloud storage with minimal trust Mahajan P., Setty S., Lee S., Clement A., Alvisi L., Dahlin M., Walfish M. ACM Transactions on Computer Systems 29(4): 1-38, 2011. Type: Article
Storage service providers (SSPs) are fault-prone black boxes operated by a third party. Prudent clients should avoid strong assumptions about the integrity of data stored remotely and implement some form of end-to-end checks. Based on ...
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Apr 2 2012 |
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Fault tolerance in Web services Saha G. Ubiquity 7(9): 12006. Type: Article
Adopting a poorly written and off-the-mark approach, this article presents fault-tolerant Web services. It explains code, showing specific requests sent to a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) server. The response to these requests and...
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Dec 28 2007 |
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Self-healing in modern operating systems Shapiro M. Queue 2(9): 66-75, 2004. Type: Article
Blue screens of death and cryptic error messages are all too common in contemporary systems, while graceful recovery and restart are all too rare. This paper documents a first step on the thousand-mile journey to self-healing operating...
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May 25 2005 |
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Optimal 1-edge fault-tolerant designs for ladders Chuang Y., Hsu L., Chang C. Information Processing Letters 84(2): 87-92, 2002. Type: Article
Many problems related to computers and communication networks can be modeled as graph problems. Of particular interest is the design of systems that tolerate failure in their components. These problems map particularly well to graph-re...
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Mar 31 2003 |
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Fault-tolerant computation in the full information model Goldreich O., Goldwasser S. (ed), Linial N. SIAM Journal on Computing 27(2): 506-544, 1998. Type: Article
Suppose m players are interested in globally computing v = f ( x1 ,..., xm ) , where f is a predetermined function of m variables and
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Nov 1 1998 |
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Recovery in the Calypso file system Devarakonda M., Kish B., Mohindra A. ACM Transactions on Computer Systems 14(3): 287-310, 1996. Type: Article
Calypso is a stateful, scalable distributed Unix file system that is implemented on IBM RISC clusters running AIX. This paper describes the recovery scheme used in Calypso, which guarantees data consistency of the file system across pr...
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Mar 1 1997 |
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Efficient fault-tolerant algorithms for distributed resource allocation Choy M., Singh A. ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems 17(3): 535-559, 1995. Type: Article
Three distributed algorithms for solving a generalized version of the dining philosophers problem are presented. The solutions are based on the concept of doorways, that is, code fragments that block subsequent conflicting processes on...
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Sep 1 1996 |
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FERRARI: A Flexible Software-Based Fault and Error Injection System Kanawati G., Kanawati N., Abraham J. IEEE Transactions on Computers 44(2): 248-260, 1995. Type: Article
A major step in the development of fault-tolerant computer systems is the validation of their dependability properties. Fault/error injection has been recognized as a powerful way to validate the fault tolerance mechanisms of a system ...
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Mar 1 1996 |
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Fault tolerance in distributed systems Jalote P., Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ, 1994. Type: Book (9780133013672)
The author’s stated goal in this text is to “organize the body of knowledge in software fault tolerance.” He proposes a layered architecture with broadcast protocols at the lower levels, atomic actions abo...
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Jun 1 1995 |
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