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As the fault frequency is increasing with the component count in modern and future computer systems, resilience becomes increasingly critical. Existing work on anomaly detection and fault prediction enables failure avoidance techniques to circumvent fault effects proactively. In addition, traditional fault tolerance techniques can be applied to handle faults reactively. Different types of faults may...
Live migration of virtual machines (VM) across physical hosts provides a significant new benefit for administrators of data centers and clusters. Previous memory-to-memory approaches demonstrate the effectiveness of live VM migration in local area networks (LAN), but they would cause a long period of downtime in a wide area network (WAN) environment. This paper describes the design and implementation...
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