A self-stabilizing autonomic recoverer for eventual Byzantine software

Brukman, Olga; Kolodner, Elliot K.

doi:10.1016/j.jss.2008.04.028

Cited by 9 publications

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“…Finally, formal proof was used to demonstrate the correctness of adaptation effects, e.g. proofs for safety, no deadlock, and no starvation of system processes as a result of adaptation [12], and guarantees for the required qualities of adaptations, e.g. proofs for optimised resource allocation, while satisfying quality of service constraints [1].…”

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Engineering Trustworthy Self-Adaptive Software with Dynamic Assurance Cases

Călinescu

Weyns

Gerasimou

et al. 2018

IIEEE Trans. Software Eng.

155

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Abstract-Building on concepts drawn from control theory, self-adaptive software handles environmental and internal uncertainties by dynamically adjusting its architecture and parameters in response to events such as workload changes and component failures. Self-adaptive software is increasingly expected to meet strict functional and non-functional requirements in applications from areas as diverse as manufacturing, healthcare and finance. To address this need, we introduce a methodology for the systematic ENgineering of TRUstworthy Self-adaptive sofTware (ENTRUST). ENTRUST uses a combination of (1) design-time and runtime modelling and verification, and (2) industry-adopted assurance processes to develop trustworthy self-adaptive software and assurance cases arguing the suitability of the software for its intended application. To evaluate the effectiveness of our methodology, we present a tool-supported instance of ENTRUST and its use to develop proof-of-concept self-adaptive software for embedded and service-based systems from the oceanic monitoring and e-finance domains, respectively. The experimental results show that ENTRUST can be used to engineer self-adaptive software systems in different application domains and to generate dynamic assurance cases for these systems.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Engineering Trustworthy Self-Adaptive Software with Dynamic Assurance Cases

Călinescu

Weyns

Gerasimou

et al. 2018

IIEEE Trans. Software Eng.

155

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“…Runtime verification of asynchronous systems for ensuring safety and liveness specifications by monitoring events has been discussed in e.g., Dolev & Stomp (2003); Brukman & Dolev (2006) ;Brukman, Dolev & Kolodner (2008) ;. A parametric real-time monitoring system with multiple logical structures is proposed in Jin et al (2012).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Tools for real-time verification exist in the form of assertion checking, some of which follow the PSL IEEE standard, notably Colombo, Pace & Schneider (2008) ;Alur, Courcoubetis & Dill (1993) ;Brukman, Dolev & Kolodner (2008); further comparison of these tools is beyond the scope of this article. While these allow the specification of quite general properties and employ an automaton for detecting a single property, we focus on patterns with timing constraints and employ an automaton to detect all pattern instances.…”

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confidence: 99%

Efficient online detection of temporal patterns

Goldfeld

Puzis

Venkateswarlu

2016

PeerJ Computer Science

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Identifying a temporal pattern of events is a fundamental task of online (realtime) verification. We present efficient schemes for online monitoring of events for identifying desired/undesired patterns of events. The schemes use preprocessing to ensure that the number of comparisons during run-time is minimized. In particular, the first comparison following the time point when an execution sub-sequence cannot be further extended to satisfy the temporal requirements halts the process that monitors the sub-sequence. Subjects Algorithms and Analysis of Algorithms, Theory and Formal Methods

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