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....fortify it, which is important given the degree to which fast recovery of the application server depends on accurate RM actions. When the RM suspects that one or more components have failed, it instructs a recovery agent, inside the JBoss application server, to micro reboot the suspect components [2]. To keep clients from failing while parts of the system are rebooting, our stall proxy will intercept new client connections and force them to wait up to 8 seconds while the recovery process completes. Finally, we have added a fault injection mechanism used by the automatic failure path ....
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