This survey covers rollback-recovery techniques that do not require special language
constructs. In the first part of the survey we classify rollback-recovery protocols into …

Checkpoint is defined as a designated place in a program at which normal processing is
interrupted specifically to preserve the status information necessary to allow resumption of …

Message-logging protocols are an integral part of a popular technique for implementing
processes that can recover from crash failures. All message-logging protocols require that …

This paper describes and evaluates a scalable and efficient resilience scheme based on the
concept of containment domains. Containment domains are a programming construct that …

Stream processing lies in the backbone of modern businesses, being employed for mission
critical applications such as real-time fraud detection, car-trip fare calculations, traffic …

Most distributed and multiprocessor recovery schemes proposed in the literature are
designed to tolerate arbitrary number of failures. In this paper, we demonstrate that, it is often …

Message logging protocols are an integral part of a technique for implementing processes
that can recover from crash failures. All message logging protocols require that, when …

The technique of lazy checkpoint coordination, which preserves process autonomy while
employing communication-induced checkpoint coordination for bounding rollback …

Current approaches for checkpointing assume system homogeneity, where checkpointing
and recovery are both performed on the same processor architecture and operating system …

Past research in message logging has focused on studying the relative overhead imposed
by pessimistic, optimistic and causal protocols during failure-free executions. In this paper …