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DSN 2010: Chicago, IL, USA
- IEEE/IFIP International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks Workshops (DSN-W 2010), Chicago, Illinois, USA, June 28 - July 1, 2010. IEEE Computer Society 2010, ISBN 978-1-4244-7729-6
1st Workshop on Fault-Tolerance for HPC at Extreme Scale (FTXS)
Session 1
- James Brandt, Frank Chen, Vincent De Sapio, Ann C. Gentile, Jackson R. Mayo, Philippe P. Pébay
, Diana C. Roe, David C. Thompson, Matthew Wong:
Quantifying effectiveness of failure prediction and response in HPC systems: Methodology and example. 2-7
Session 2
- Joshua Thompson, David W. Dreisigmeyer, Terry Jones
Accurate fault prediction of BlueGene/P RAS logs via geometric reduction. 8-14 - Ziming Zheng, Zhiling Lan, Rinku Gupta, Susan Coghlan, Peter H. Beckman:
A practical failure prediction with location and lead time for Blue Gene/P. 15-22
Session 3
- Justin M. Wozniak, Seung Woo Son, Robert B. Ross:
Distributed object storage rebuild analysis via simulation with GOBS. 23-28 - Rolf Riesen, Kurt B. Ferreira, Jon Stearley:
See applications run and throughput jump: The case for redundant computing in HPC. 29-34
2nd Workshop on Proactive Failure Avoidance, Recovery, and Maintenance (PFARM)
Session 1: Design and Theory
- Kashif Hameed, Rob Williams, Jim Smith:
Aspect oriented software fault tolerance and analytically redundant design framework. 38-44 - Nidhal Mahmud
A translation of State Machines to temporal fault trees. 45-51
Session 2: Monitoring and Alerting
- Adetokunbo Makanju, Nur Zincir-Heywood
Fast entropy based alert detection in super computer logs. 52-58 - Gergely János Paljak, Zoltán Égel, Dániel Tóth, Imre Kocsis
Qualitative performance control in supervised IT infrastructures. 59-65 - Domenico Cotroneo, Domenico Di Leo, Roberto Natella
Adaptive monitoring in microkernel OSs. 66-72
Session 3: Modeling for Proactive Fault Management
- Leila Zouaghi, Achim Wagner, Essam Badreddin:
Hybrid, recursive, nested monitoring of control systems using Petri nets and particle filters. 73-79 - Robert S. Hanmer, Veena B. Mendiratta:
Rejuvenation with workload migration. 80-85
Session 4: Virtualization
- Kenichi Kourai
CacheMind: Fast performance recovery using a virtual machine monitor. 86-92
4th Workshop on Dependable and Secure Nanocomputing (WDSN)
Session 1: Opening and Special Focus on Testing Issues for Nanoelectronics
- Bernd Becker
Massive statistical process variations: A grand challenge for testing nanoelectronic circuits. 95-100
Session 2: Soft Errors and Intermittent Faults
- Layali Rashid, Karthik Pattabiraman, Sathish Gopalakrishnan:
Towards understanding the effects of intermittent hardware faults on programs. 101-106 - Warin Sootkaneung
Gate input reconfiguration for combating soft errors in combinational circuits. 107-112 - Oscar Bailan, Umberto Rossi, Anne Wantens, Jean-Marc Daveau, Salvatore Nappi, Philippe Roche:
Verification of soft error detection mechanism through fault injection on hardware emulation platform. 113-118
Session 3: Fault-Tolerant Architectures and Resilience
- Masashi Imai, Tomohide Nagai, Takashi Nanya:
Pair and swap: An approach to graceful degradation for dependable chip multiprocessors. 119-124 - Thomas Panhofer, Werner Friesenbichler, Andreas Steininger
Implementation of self-healing asynchronous circuits at the example of a video-processing algorithm. 125-130 - Vladimir Pasca, Lorena Anghel, Mounir Benabdenbi:
Fault tolerant communication in 3D integrated systems. 131-135
Session 4: Robustness Enhancement and Trust Management
- Markus Ferringer:
Towards self-timed logic in the Time-Triggered Protocol. 136-141 - Thilo Pionteck
A concept of a trust management architecture to increase the robustness of nano age devices. 142-147
4th Workshop on Recent Advances in Intrusion-Tollerant Systems (WRAITS)
Session 1: Dtetection Analysis
- Tânia Basso, Plinio Cesar Simoes Fernandes, Mário Jino, Regina Moraes
Analysis of the effect of Java software faults on security vulnerabilities and their detection by commercial web vulnerability scanner tool. 150-155 - O. Patrick Kreidl:
Analysis of a Markov decision process model for intrusion tolerance. 156-161 - Bryan Dixon, Shivakant Mishra:
On rootkit and malware detection in smartphones. 162-163
Session 2: Systems and Architecture
- Ajay Nagarajan, Arun Sood:
SCIT and IDS architectures for reduced data ex-filtration. 164-169 - Carlos Silva, Paulo Sousa, Paulo Veríssimo
RAVE: Replicated antivirus engine. 170-175 - Quyen L. Nguyen, Arun Sood:
Realizing S-Reliability for services via recovery-driven intrusion tolerance mechanism. 176-181
Session 3: Evaluation, Assessment and Governance
- Dylan Clarke, Paul D. Ezhilchelvan
Assessing the attack resilience capabilities of a fortified primary-backup system. 182-187 - Yih Huang, Anup K. Ghosh, Tom Bracewell, Brian Mastropietro:
A security evaluation of a novel resilient web serving architecture: Lessons learned through industry/academia collaboration. 188-193 - Melvin Greer:
Survivability and information assurance in the cloud. 194-195
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