... (fault avoidance andfault tolerance) , and (2) those that contribute to validation of the software after it is developed (fault removal andfault forecasting) Briefly, the techniques are: • Fault ... prevent fault introduction and occurrence; • Fault removal: to detect the existence of faults and eliminate them; • Fault/ failure forecasting: to estimate the presence of faults and the occurrence and ... something has been left out of the requirements Fault removal is imperfect, so fault forecasting andfaulttolerance are needed 1.3.3 Fault/ Failure Forecasting Fault forecasting, or failure forecasting,...
... diversity for faulttolerance Team-Fly® Structuring Redundancy for Software FaultTolerance % purposesdata and temporal diversity To assist in developing and evaluating software faulttolerance ... another program element to handle the exception condition 28 Software FaultTolerance Techniques and Implementation Inputs Robust software Valid Input ? False Request new input or True Use last acceptable ... to have the faulttolerance mechanisms to handle the errors produced in that layer The faulttolerance mechanisms in each layer should handle the error recovery time performance and containment...
... A., and T Anderson, Fault Tolerance: Principles and Practice, New York: Springer-Verlag, 2nd ed., 1990 [61] Duncan, R V., Jr., and L L Pullum, Object-Oriented Executives and Components for Fault ... Cost-Effective and Flexible Scheme for Software Fault Tolerance, Univ of Newcastle upon Tyne, Tech Rep No 372, 1992 [65] Xu, J., A Bondavalli, and F DiGiandomenico, Software Fault Tolerance: Dynamic ... basis for understanding the space and time requirements of, and possible trade-offs between, the software faulttolerance techniques being considered for use Software faulttolerance also introduces...
... hardware and software faulttolerance [2629] Analysis of software faulttolerance [2025] RcB, NVP, and NSCP stochastic reward net models [30] Modeling and evaluation of software faulttolerance ... chapter presented software faulttolerance problems and issues, programming techniques, and design and development considerations and models The advantages of software faulttolerance are accompanied ... 92] summarizes the key faulttolerance activities and issues for this phase • Description of system behavior in presence of faults: Fault assumptions (faults considered, faults discarded); • System...
... combination of distributed and/ or parallel processing and recovery blocks that provides both hardware and software faulttolerance The DRB scheme has been steadily expanded and supported by testbed ... cycles and each of these cycles is twophase structured A two-phase structured cycle consists of an input acquisition phase and an output phase During the input acquisition phase, input actions and ... resulting modules, and there are advantages and disadvantages to both small and large modules (see Section 4.2.3 for a discussion) 160 Software FaultTolerance Techniques and Implementation...
... [16] Anderson, T., and P A Lee, Software Fault Tolerance, in Fault Tolerance: Principles and Practice, Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1981, pp 249291 [17] Randell, B., FaultToleranceand ... B+1 Software FaultTolerance Techniques and Implementation Method Judgement on Result Acceptability Table 4.14 Software FaultTolerance Technique Overheads for Tolerance of One Fault (with Respect ... M Kersken and F Saglietti (eds.), Software Fault Tolerance: Achievement and Assessment Strategies, New York: SpringerVerlag, 1992, pp 177197 186 Software FaultTolerance Techniques and Implementation...
... (recall the tolerance for x ) to the input; and a DRA that adds 0.001 to the input These re-expressed inputs are sent to the algorithm copies The copies perform their functions on the inputs and the ... Software FaultTolerance Techniques 207 5.1.3.1 Architecture We mentioned in Sections 1.3.1.2 and 2.5 that structuring is required if we are to handle system complexity, especially when faulttolerance ... Software FaultTolerance Techniques and Implementation The NCP technique uses a decision mechanism (DM) (see Section 7.1) and forward recovery (see Section 1.4.2) to accomplish fault tolerance...
... Detection andTolerance of Software Faults, Proceedings: Interface 90, East Lansing, MI, 1990 [13] Anderson, T., and P A Lee, Software Fault Tolerance, in Fault Tolerance: Principles and Practice, ... Other Software FaultTolerance Techniques $! Table 6.3 Some of the Other Software FaultTolerance Techniques Technique Name Description Algorithmic faulttolerance Algorithmic faulttolerance describes ... selfprotective and self-checking components, and is derived from an approach to faulttolerance in which system goals are made explicit It was evolved from the efforts of Taylor and Black [9] and Bastani and...
... t/(n − 1)-Diagnosability and Its Applications to Fault Tolerance, Proceedings: FTCS-21, Montreal, Canada, 1991, pp 496503 [33] Xu, J., and B Randell, Software Fault Tolerance: t/(n − 1)-Variant ... 16.0, 18.1) 18.1 Input vector Median of inputs = 17.5 Output median value (17.5) and status 17.5, SUCCESS Figure 7.6 Example of median voter 282 Software FaultTolerance Techniques and Implementation ... Software FaultTolerance Techniques and Implementation MeanVoter (input_ vector, r*) // This Decision Mechanism determines the correct or // adjudicated result (r*), given the input vector // (input_ vector)...
... background, and design and programming guidelines and techniques for software faulttolerance The next three chapters described design diverse, data diverse, and other software faulttolerance ... consensus voter and, 294 !!% detection, 22526 dynamic majority voter and, 309 exact majority voter and, 277 faulttolerance techniques and, 22324 median voter and, 282 SCOP and, 260 selection, ... Software Fault- Tolerance, in J Zalewski and W Ehrenberger (eds.), Hardware and Software for Real Time Process Control, Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., NorthHolland, 1989 324 Software Fault Tolerance...
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... ip route command to determine which of the two is installed in SanJose2’s routing table Which route is installed? According to the output of the show ip eigrp topology all-links command, what is ... Step You must use the debug eigrp fsm command to observe how EIGRP deals with the loss of a successor to a route On the SanJose2 router, issue the command debug eigrp fsm Next, shut down or unplug ... this case, DUAL failed to find a feasible successor, and the router entered the active state After querying its EIGRP neighbors, SanJose2 locates and installs a route to 192.168.72.0/24 via 192.168.1.1...
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... memory and on disk 1.3 Existing Approaches to Software FaultTolerance Current strategies for reducing the impact of software errors on systems fall into two classes: fault prevention andfaulttolerance ... continued advances in non-software faulttolerance less and less important A second study from Tandem indicates another software-related limit to system faulttolerance [29] Even when software ... of outages to 62% By 1989, the second and third largest contributors, operations and hardware, were at fault only 15% and 7% of the time, respectively For Tandem, the trend is not due to worsening...