International audienceWe present here an overview of a new approach with associated tools, to implement dependability strategies for applications that follow the reactive synchronous approach. Starting from the description of an application as a graph of interconnected components, we model dependability policies as transformations of this graph. The transformed graph describes a new version of the application that integrates dependability features such as multiple copies of some components, voters that compare the outputs from copies of a component, or behavior checkers that compare the behavior of a component to an expected behavior. The graph transformations rely explicitly on the assumption that the components obey a synchronous executio...
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Abstract In this paper, we describe an automatic synthesis procedure that dis-tributes synchronous p...
Abstract In this paper, we describe an automatic synthesis procedure that dis-tributes synchronous p...
International audienceWe present here an overview of a new approach with associated tools, to implem...
Ubiquitous connectivity of web, mobile, and IoT computing platforms has fostered a variety of distri...
Many large software systems have different components with varying requirements for robustness and p...
An increasing number of distributed applications are being constructed by composing them out of exis...
Part 4: Resource, Components and Information FlowInternational audienceFault-aware management protoc...
In conventional software applications, synchronization code is typically interspersed with functiona...
The new technology and system communication advances are being employed in any system, being more co...
The need for dynamic reconfiguration is a complicating factor in the design of dependable systems, a...
Distributed Reactive Programming is a paradigm for implementing distributed interactive applications...
AbstractThis paper presents a mechanism for dynamic reconfiguration of component-based applications ...
Distributed applications are becoming increasingly pervasive, and difficult to manage. Examples of ...
This paper assesses the concept of synchronous objects, and shows that these objects make it possibl...
All in-text references underlined in blue are linked to publications on ResearchGate, letting you ac...
Abstract In this paper, we describe an automatic synthesis procedure that dis-tributes synchronous p...
Abstract In this paper, we describe an automatic synthesis procedure that dis-tributes synchronous p...
International audienceWe present here an overview of a new approach with associated tools, to implem...
Ubiquitous connectivity of web, mobile, and IoT computing platforms has fostered a variety of distri...
Many large software systems have different components with varying requirements for robustness and p...
An increasing number of distributed applications are being constructed by composing them out of exis...
Part 4: Resource, Components and Information FlowInternational audienceFault-aware management protoc...
In conventional software applications, synchronization code is typically interspersed with functiona...
The new technology and system communication advances are being employed in any system, being more co...
The need for dynamic reconfiguration is a complicating factor in the design of dependable systems, a...
Distributed Reactive Programming is a paradigm for implementing distributed interactive applications...
AbstractThis paper presents a mechanism for dynamic reconfiguration of component-based applications ...
Distributed applications are becoming increasingly pervasive, and difficult to manage. Examples of ...
This paper assesses the concept of synchronous objects, and shows that these objects make it possibl...
All in-text references underlined in blue are linked to publications on ResearchGate, letting you ac...
Abstract In this paper, we describe an automatic synthesis procedure that dis-tributes synchronous p...
Abstract In this paper, we describe an automatic synthesis procedure that dis-tributes synchronous p...