Checkpointing and rollback recovery are widely used techniques for handling failures in distributed systems. When processes involved in a distributed computation are allowed to take checkpoints independently without any coordination with each other, ...
Checkpoint and rollback recovery is a technique that allows a system to tolerate a failure by periodically saving the entire state and, if an error is detected, rolling back to the prior checkpoint. A technique that embeds the support for checkpoint and ...
Recovering from processor failures in distributed systems is an important problem in the design of reliable systems. The processes should coordinate their operation to guarantee that the set of local checkpoints taken by the individual processes form a ...
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