M. Katchabaw, H. Lutfiyya, A. Marshall, and M. Bauer. Policydriven Fault Management in Distributed Systems. Proceedings of the The Seventh International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering (ISSRE), November 1996. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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M. Katchabaw, H. Lutfiyya, A. Marshall, and M. Bauer. Policydriven Fault Management in Distributed Systems. Proceedings of the The Seventh International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering (ISSRE), November 1996.
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....instrumentation. Such a process can maintain management information, respond to management requests and generate event reports. Thus, instrumentation provides aspects of both monitoring and control services. More details on the design and implementation of the instrumentation may be found in [25, 26]. The instrumentation components are described below and are depicted graphically in Figure 4. ffl The management coordinator facilitates communication between management agents and an instrumented process. Its role includes message routing for requests, replies and reports flowing between the ....
Michael J. Katchabaw, Hanan L. Lutfiyya, Andrew D. Marshall, and Michael A. Bauer. Policy-driven fault management in distributed systems. In Proceedings of the Seventh International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering (ISSRE '96), White Plains, NY, October 31--November 2 1996.
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....The reality is, however, that to achieve the level of management required in deployed applications, this instrumentation is necessary. Related work demonstrates the need to collect internal application behavior for such things as performance [3, 10, 16] visualization [20] and reliability [9]. We believe the question is not whether instrumentation is necessary, but rather how applications can best be instrumented to meet the needs for management while minimizing the concerns of developers. We recognize the fact that adding another facet to the development process will require extra ....
M. J. Katchabaw, H. L. Lutfiyya, A. D. Marshall, and M. A. Bauer. Policy-driven fault management in distributed systems. In preparation, 1996.
Making Distributed Applications Manageable Through.. - Katchabaw, Howard.. (1997) (14 citations) Self-citation (Katchabaw Lutfiyya Marshall Bauer) (Correct)
....The reality is, however, that to achieve the level of management required in deployed applications, this instrumentation is necessary. Related work demonstrates the need to collect internal application behavior for such things as performance [3, 10, 16] visualization [20] and reliability [9]. We believe the question is not whether instrumentation is necessary, but rather how applications can best be instrumented to meet the needs for management while minimizing the concerns of developers. We recognize the fact that adding another facet to the development process will require extra ....
M. J. Katchabaw, H. L. Lutfiyya, A. D. Marshall, and M. A. Bauer. Policy-driven fault management in distributed systems. In preparation., 1996.
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