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ORCIDHardware and Software Architectures for Fault Tolerance 1993
- Michel Banâtre, Peter A. Lee:
Hardware and Software Architectures for Fault Tolerance, Experiences and Perspecives [revised papers from a workshop at Le Mont Saint Michel, France, June 1993]. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 774, Springer 1994, ISBN 3-540-57767-X
I. Field Experiences with Fault Tolerant Systems.
- Ram Chillarege:
Top Five Challenges Facing the Practice of Fault Tolerance. 3-12 - Ytzhak H. Levendel:
Fault Tolerance Cost Effectiveness. 13-20 - C. Douglass Locke:
Fault Tolerant Applications Systems: A Requirements Perspective. 21-25
II. Hardware Architectures for Fault Tolerance
- Michel Banâtre, Alain Gefflaut, Christine Morin:
Scalable Shared Memory Multiprocessors: Some Ideas to Make Them Reliable. 29-44 - W. Kent Fuchs, Wen-mei W. Hwu, Neal J. Alewine:
Application of Compiler-Assisted Rollback Recovery to Speculative Execution Repair. 45-65 - Barry J. Gleeson:
Fault Tolerance: Why Should I Pay for It? 66-77 - Jeremy Jones, Brian A. Coghlan:
Stable Disk - A Fault Tolerant Cached RAID Subsystem. 78-90 - David Liddell:
Simple Design Makes Reliable Computers. 91-94 - Dhiraj K. Pradhan, Debendra Das Sharma, Nitin H. Vaidya:
Roll-Forward Checkpointing Schemes. 95-116 - Jack J. Stiffler:
Fault Tolerant Architectures - Past, Present, and (?) Future. 117-121
III. Software Architectures for Fault Tolerance
- Ofir Amir, Yair Amir, Danny Dolev:
A Highly Available Application in the Transis Environment. 125-139 - Kenneth P. Birman:
Reliable Enterprise Computing Systems. 140-150 - E. N. Elnozahy:
Fault Tolerance for Clusters of Workstations. 151-158 - Yennun Huang, Chandra M. R. Kintala, Pankaj Jalote:
Two Techniques for Transient Software Error Recovery. 159-170 - Peter A. Lee:
Software-Faults: The Remaining Problem in Fault Tolerant Systems? 171-181 - Jim Lipkis, Marc Rozier:
Fault Tolerance Enablers in the CHORUS Microkernel. 182-190 - Gilles Muller:
A Reliable Client-Server Model on Top of a Micro-Kernel. 191-198 - David Powell:
Distributed Fault Tolerance - Lessons Learned from Delta-4. 199-217 - Santosh K. Shrivastava:
Arjuna and Voltan: Case Studies in Building Fault Tolerant Distributed Systems Using Standard Components. 218-226
IV. Embedded and Real-Time Systems
- Rod Bark:
Fault Tolerant Platforms for Emerging Telecommunications Markets. 229-236 - Farnam Jahanian:
Fault Tolerance in Embedded Real-Time Systems. 237-249 - Hermann Kopetz:
The Systematic Design of Large Real-Time Systems or Interface Simplicity. 250-262 - Jaynarayan H. Lala, Richard E. Harper:
Fault Tolerance in Embedded Real-Time Systems: Importance and Treatment of Common Mode Failures. 263-282
V. Data and Databases
- Andrea J. Borr, Carol Wilhelmy:
Highly-Available Data Services for UNIX Client-Server Networks: Why Fault Tolerant Hardware Isn't the Answer. 285-304 - Jehan-François Pâris:
The Management of Replicated Data. 305-311
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