Open source J2EE Application Servers (J2EE ASs) have already attracted industrial attentions in recent years, but the reliability is still an obstacle to their wide acceptance. The detail of software failures in J2EE AS was seldom discussed in the past, although such information is valuable to evaluate and improve its reliability. In this paper, we present a measurementbased failure classification and analysis. Presented results indicate open source J2EE AS's reliability needs improvement. Some notable results include: (1) the implementation of a widely used fault-tolerant mechanism, clustering, needs improvement; (2) only 15% of reported failures are removed within a week, and about 10% still open by the time we finish the study; (3) ...
Modern day datacenters host hundreds of thousands of servers that coordinate tasks in order to deliv...
Abstract — Arrival failure times for five popular open source projects are analyzed and compared. Th...
Middleware can be viewed as a collection of common services which may fail caused by various reasons...
Open source J2EE Application Servers (J2EE ASs) have already attracted industrial attentions in rece...
This paper demonstrates that the dependability of generic, evolving J2EE applications can be enhance...
This paper presents a failure analysis of the Java Virtual Machine providing useful insights into th...
This paper presents a failure analysis of the Java Virtual Machine providing useful insights into th...
Abstract. For dependability outages in distributed internet infrastructures, it is often not enough ...
[[abstract]]Software reliability is often defined as the probability of failure-free software operat...
The increasing complexity of distributed enterprise systems has made the task of managing these syst...
In this paper we show how to reduce downtime of J2EE applications by rapidly and automatically recov...
Distributed software systems have become the backbone of Internet services. Failures in pro-duction ...
Abstract — Arrival failure times for five popular open source projects are analyzed and compared. Th...
Today’s business applications are typically built on top of middleware platforms such as J2EE and us...
In this paper we show how to reduce downtime of J2EE appli-cations by rapidly and automatically reco...
Modern day datacenters host hundreds of thousands of servers that coordinate tasks in order to deliv...
Abstract — Arrival failure times for five popular open source projects are analyzed and compared. Th...
Middleware can be viewed as a collection of common services which may fail caused by various reasons...
Open source J2EE Application Servers (J2EE ASs) have already attracted industrial attentions in rece...
This paper demonstrates that the dependability of generic, evolving J2EE applications can be enhance...
This paper presents a failure analysis of the Java Virtual Machine providing useful insights into th...
This paper presents a failure analysis of the Java Virtual Machine providing useful insights into th...
Abstract. For dependability outages in distributed internet infrastructures, it is often not enough ...
[[abstract]]Software reliability is often defined as the probability of failure-free software operat...
The increasing complexity of distributed enterprise systems has made the task of managing these syst...
In this paper we show how to reduce downtime of J2EE applications by rapidly and automatically recov...
Distributed software systems have become the backbone of Internet services. Failures in pro-duction ...
Abstract — Arrival failure times for five popular open source projects are analyzed and compared. Th...
Today’s business applications are typically built on top of middleware platforms such as J2EE and us...
In this paper we show how to reduce downtime of J2EE appli-cations by rapidly and automatically reco...
Modern day datacenters host hundreds of thousands of servers that coordinate tasks in order to deliv...
Abstract — Arrival failure times for five popular open source projects are analyzed and compared. Th...
Middleware can be viewed as a collection of common services which may fail caused by various reasons...