Efficient Performance Evaluation of Multi-Core SIMT Processors with Hot Redundancy

Mozafari, S. H.; Meyer, Brett H.

doi:10.1109/tetc.2016.2594957

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“…When a security monitoring node observes a functionality node is behaving suspiciously, it informs the security leader. To detect and tolerate security monitoring node failure, the methods are already known and available in the literature [ 16 , 22 , 36 ]. After confirming the suspected behavior to be malicious, the security leader removes the node from the normal node list and adds it to the compromised node list.…”

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An integrated approach of designing functionality with security for distributed cyber-physical systems

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In this work, we propose a multi-tier architectural model to separate functionality and security concerns for distributed cyber-physical systems. On the line of distributed computing, such systems require the identification of leaders for distribution of work, aggregation of results, etc. Further, we propose a fault-tolerant leader election algorithm that can independently elect the functionality and security leaders. The proposed election algorithm identifies a list of potential leader capable nodes to reduce the leader election overhead. It keeps identifying the highest potential node as the leader, whenever needed, including the situation when one has failed. We also explain the proposed architecture and its management method through a case study. Further, we perform several experiments to evaluate the system performance. The experimental results show that the proposed architectural model improves the system performance in terms of latency, average response time, and the number of real-time tasks completed within the deadline.

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confidence: 99%