Model checking, logging, debugging, and checkpointing/recovery are great tools to identify bugs in small sequential programs. The direct application of these techniques to the domain of distributed applications, however, has been less effective (mostly owing to the high degree of concurrency in this context). This paper presents the design of a hybrid tool, FixD, that attempts to address the deficiencies of these tools with respect to their application to distributed systems by using a novel composition of several of these existing techniques. The authors first identify and describe the four abstract components that comprise the FixD tool, then conclude with a proposal for how existing tools can be used to implement these components. 1
Debugging distributed systems is difficult. Most of the techniques that have been developed for debu...
In debugging distributed programs a distinction is made between an observed error and the program fa...
The distributed systems research community has developed many provably correct algorithms and abstra...
Model checking, logging, debugging, and checkpointing/recovery are great tools to identify bugs in s...
Failures in computing systems are unavoidable. Therefore, it is important to detect and diagnose fai...
Debugging distributed systems is a challenging task. The challenge stems from the fact that many err...
Concurrency faults are one of the most damaging types of faults that can affect the dependability of...
Described herein are systems and methods for distributed concurrency (DC) bug detection. The method ...
The ever-increasing parallelism in computer systems has made software more prone to concurrency fail...
In this paper, we have addressed the complex problem of recovery for concurrent failures in distribu...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2019Designing and debugging distributed systems is notorio...
Distributed systems nowadays are the backbone of computing society, and are expected tohave high ava...
Today's software systems often have poor reliability. In addition to losses of billions, software de...
When confronted with a buggy execution of a distributed system—which are commonplacefor distributed ...
In this work, we have addressed the complex problem of recovery for concurrent failures in distribut...
Debugging distributed systems is difficult. Most of the techniques that have been developed for debu...
In debugging distributed programs a distinction is made between an observed error and the program fa...
The distributed systems research community has developed many provably correct algorithms and abstra...
Model checking, logging, debugging, and checkpointing/recovery are great tools to identify bugs in s...
Failures in computing systems are unavoidable. Therefore, it is important to detect and diagnose fai...
Debugging distributed systems is a challenging task. The challenge stems from the fact that many err...
Concurrency faults are one of the most damaging types of faults that can affect the dependability of...
Described herein are systems and methods for distributed concurrency (DC) bug detection. The method ...
The ever-increasing parallelism in computer systems has made software more prone to concurrency fail...
In this paper, we have addressed the complex problem of recovery for concurrent failures in distribu...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2019Designing and debugging distributed systems is notorio...
Distributed systems nowadays are the backbone of computing society, and are expected tohave high ava...
Today's software systems often have poor reliability. In addition to losses of billions, software de...
When confronted with a buggy execution of a distributed system—which are commonplacefor distributed ...
In this work, we have addressed the complex problem of recovery for concurrent failures in distribut...
Debugging distributed systems is difficult. Most of the techniques that have been developed for debu...
In debugging distributed programs a distinction is made between an observed error and the program fa...
The distributed systems research community has developed many provably correct algorithms and abstra...