Diskless Checkpointing is a technique for checkpointing the state of a long-running
computation on a distributed system without relying on stable storage. As such, it eliminates …

Several new approaches for detecting malicious attacks on computer systems and/or
confining untrusted or malicious applications have emerged over the past several years …

The increasing demand for reliable computers has led to proposals for hardware-assisted
rollback of memory state. Such approach promises major reductions in mean time to repair …

Checkpointing is a useful technique for rollback recovery of parallel applications. While
extensive research has been performed on checkpointing in parallel environments, there …

Checkpointing systems are a convenient way for users to make their programs fault‐tolerant
by intermittently saving program state to disk and restoring that state following a failure. The …

Summary form only given. In the near future large-scale parallel computers will feature
hundreds of thousands of processing nodes. In such systems, fault tolerance is critical as …

Abstract Shape-from-Shading (SfS) is a fundamental problem in Computer Vision. At its
basis lies the image irradiance equation. Recently, the authors proposed to base the image …

Linux containers are shaping the new era of building applications. With their low resource
utilization overhead and lightweight images, they present an appealing model to package …

Approaches to Software Based Fault Tolerance – A Review Page 1 Computer Science Journal
of Moldova, vol.13, no.3(39), 2005 Approaches to Software Based Fault Tolerance – A Review …

This paper describes the reliability MicroKernel (RMK) framework, a loadable kernel module
(or a device driver) for providing application-aware reliability, and dynamically configuring …