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  1. Failure detector for Somersault distributed system

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 1995.

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  2. Failure detection and repair of threads in CTAS

    … question around a simpler problem, and develop a failure detector and an accompanying repair mechanism to monitor it. These add-on components provide the application with thread consistency by swiftly and transparently recovering from crashes, thereby yielding a more stable, self-sufficient, and …

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  3. New consistency orchestrators for emerging distributed systems

    … analyze Service Fabric's consistent and scalable failure detector, which is the heart of its internal orchestration mechanisms. Third, we present a new way to decentralize SF's arbitration technique and design a consistent failure detector on top of it, which offers identical consistency …

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  4. Fault-tolerant distributed cyber-physical systems: two case studies

    … with the physical world, DCPS may suffer from failures that are qualitatively different from the types of failures studied in distributed computing. Failures of the components of DCPS which interact with the physical processes---such as actuators and sensors---must be considered. Failures in …

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  5. Collaborative Scheduling and Synchronization of Distributable Real-Time Threads

    … and are subject to arbitrary node crash failures and message losses. We analytically establish several properties of the algorithms including probabilistic end-to-end termination time satisfactions, timeliness optimality during underloads, bounded exception handling time, and correctness …

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  6. Towards new notions of reliability for smart homes

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2024-05-01

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