Checkpointing in a homogeneous environment, where both checkpointing and recovery are performed on the same type of machine and operating system, has been studied extensively. As heterogeneous distributed sys-tems become pervasive, it is desirable to extend the ca-pability of checkpointing to non-homogeneous environ-ments. This paper describes a prototype, PREACHES, that achieves portable checkpointing of single process appli-cations in heterogeneous systems using checkpoint propa-gation. The checkpoint propagation technique generates machine-dependent checkpoints for each different archi-tecture in the heterogeneous environment. When failure occurs, the failed process can be restarted on a specified machine with the checkpoint that is appr...
In this work, we present a high performance recovery algorithm for distributed systems in which chec...
In order to provide fault tolerance for distributed systems, the checkpointing technique has widely ...
Checkpoint is defined as a designated place in a program at which normal process is interrupted spec...
Current approaches for checkpointing and recovery assume system homogeneity, where checkpointing and...
In this paper, we describe an efficient coordinated-checkpointing and recovery algorithm which can w...
To provide fault tolerance to computer systems suffering from transient faults, checkpointing and ro...
Checkpoint and recovery protocols are commonly used in distributed applications for providing fault ...
Abstract:- Checkpoint is defined as a designated place in a program at which normal processing is in...
This paper presents an index-based checkpointing algorithm for distributed systems with the aim of r...
Checkpointing in a distributed system is essential for recovery to a globally consistent state after...
This paper presents a new checkpointing algorithm for systems using reliable communication channels....
In this work we have addressed the complex problem of recovery for concurrent failures in a distribu...
Coordinated checkpointing is a well-known method to achieve fault tolerance in distributed systems. ...
Checkpointing is a very well known mechanism to achieve fault tolerance. In distributed applications...
Checkpointing is a very well known mechanism to achieve fault tolerance. In distributed applications...
In this work, we present a high performance recovery algorithm for distributed systems in which chec...
In order to provide fault tolerance for distributed systems, the checkpointing technique has widely ...
Checkpoint is defined as a designated place in a program at which normal process is interrupted spec...
Current approaches for checkpointing and recovery assume system homogeneity, where checkpointing and...
In this paper, we describe an efficient coordinated-checkpointing and recovery algorithm which can w...
To provide fault tolerance to computer systems suffering from transient faults, checkpointing and ro...
Checkpoint and recovery protocols are commonly used in distributed applications for providing fault ...
Abstract:- Checkpoint is defined as a designated place in a program at which normal processing is in...
This paper presents an index-based checkpointing algorithm for distributed systems with the aim of r...
Checkpointing in a distributed system is essential for recovery to a globally consistent state after...
This paper presents a new checkpointing algorithm for systems using reliable communication channels....
In this work we have addressed the complex problem of recovery for concurrent failures in a distribu...
Coordinated checkpointing is a well-known method to achieve fault tolerance in distributed systems. ...
Checkpointing is a very well known mechanism to achieve fault tolerance. In distributed applications...
Checkpointing is a very well known mechanism to achieve fault tolerance. In distributed applications...
In this work, we present a high performance recovery algorithm for distributed systems in which chec...
In order to provide fault tolerance for distributed systems, the checkpointing technique has widely ...
Checkpoint is defined as a designated place in a program at which normal process is interrupted spec...