Evaluation of Level of Confidence and Optimization of Roll-back Recovery with Checkpointing for Real-Time Systems

Nikolov, Dimitar; Ingelsson, Urban; Singh, Virendra; Larsson, Erik

doi:10.1016/j.microrel.2014.02.004

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“…Focus was on the dynamic retargeting process, memory requirements, hierarchical module isolation, propagation of test coverage results. We also develop mathematical frameworks where we studied Rollback Recovery with Check-pointing under various assumptions, such as multiple jobs [NIK15a], [NIK15b], [NIK16].…”

Section: Fault Management Methodology and Field Learningmentioning

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BASTION: Board and SoC test instrumentation for ageing and no failure found

Jutman¹,

Lotz²,

Larsson

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This is an overview paper that motivates and describes performed work done in the European Commission funded research project BASTION, which focuses on two critical problems of modern electronics: the No-Fault-Found (NFF) and CMOS ageing. New defect classes contributing to NFF have been identified, including timing related faults (TRF) at board level and intermittent resistive faults (IRF) at IC level. BASTION has addressed the mechanisms of ageing and developed several techniques to improve the longevity of electronic products. Embedded Instrumentation, monitors, and IEEE 1687 standard for reconfigurable scan networks (RSN) are seen as an important leverage that helped mitigating the impact of the above listed problems by facilitating a low-latency, scalable online system health monitoring and error localization infrastructure as well as integration of all heterogeneous technologies into a homogeneous demonstration platform. This paper helps the reader to get a general overview of the work performed and provides a collection of references to publications where the respective research results are described in detail.

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Section: Fault Management Methodology and Field Learningmentioning

confidence: 99%

BASTION: Board and SoC test instrumentation for ageing and no failure found

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Larsson

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“…However, the value M should be decided to guarantee that the length of the resource supply cannot violate the deadline requirement of the faulty task, and that the total additional resource supplied for backup is large enough to cover the backup requirement of each task in case of fault. These two conditions are then formalized into Equation (14).…”

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“…Such a framework should provide an efficient resource model for an effective resource sharing even in presence of faults. Nevertheless, many error recovery strategies such as redundancy [8,12,15], roll-back [7,14,20] and roll-forward [13,19] with check-pointing [5], have already been devised for the long studied field of fault-tolerance in real-time systems, but their direct application to a compositional scheduling framework has not been thoroughly investigated.…”

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Supporting fault-tolerance in a compositional real-time scheduling framework

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Component-based analysis allows a robust time and space decomposition of a complex real-time system into components, which are then recomposed and hierarchically scheduled under potentially different scheduling policies. This mechanism is of great benefit to many critical systems as it enables fault isolation. To provide fault-tolerant scheduling in a compositional real-time scheduling framework, a few works have recently emerged, but remain inefficient in providing fault isolation or in terms of resource utilization. In this paper, we introduced a new interface model that takes into account the fault requirements of a component, and a fault-tolerant resource model that helps the component to effectively respond to each of its child components in presence of a fault. Finally, we analyzed the schedulability of the framework considering the Rate Monotonic scheduling algorithm.

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Clustered checkpointing: Maximizing the level of confidence for non-equidistant checkpointing

Nikolov

Larsson

2017

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Evaluation of Level of Confidence and Optimization of Roll-back Recovery with Checkpointing for Real-Time Systems

Cited by 6 publications

References 17 publications

BASTION: Board and SoC test instrumentation for ageing and no failure found

BASTION: Board and SoC test instrumentation for ageing and no failure found

Supporting fault-tolerance in a compositional real-time scheduling framework

Clustered checkpointing: Maximizing the level of confidence for non-equidistant checkpointing

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