Optimization of a real-time primary-backup replication service

The primary-backup replication model is one of the commonly adopted approaches to providing fault tolerant data services. Its extension to the real time environment, however, imposes the additional constraint of timing predictability, which requires a bounded overhead for managing redundancy. The pa...

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Main Authors: Hengming Zou, Jahanian, F.
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Buildings
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Fault tolerance
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Laboratories
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Redundancy
Timing
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