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Dynasa: adapting grid applications to safety using fault-tolerant methods
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Abstract
Grid applications have been prone to encountering problems such as failures or malicious attacks during execution, due to their distributed and large-scale features. The application itself, however, has limited power to address these problems. This paper presents the design, and implementation of an adaptive framework - Dynasa, which strives to handle security problems using adaptive fault-tolerance (i.e., checkpointing and replication) during the execution of applications according to the status of the grid environments.
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- Dynasa: adapting grid applications to safety using fault-tolerant methods
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June 2008
252 pages
ISBN:9781595939975
DOI:10.1145/1383422
- General Chairs:
- Manish Parashar,
- Karsten Schwan,
- Program Chairs:
- Jon Weissman,
- Domenico Laforenza
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June 23 - 27, 2008
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