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Resiliency of exascale systems has quickly become an important concern for the scientific community. Despite its importance, still much remains to be determined regarding how faults disseminate or at what rate do they impact HPC applications. The understanding of where and how fast faults propagate could lead to more efficient implementation of application-driven error detection and recovery. In this...
Choosing the correct error injection technique is of primary importance in simulation-based design and evaluation of robust systems that are resilient to soft errors. Many low-level (e.g., flip-flop-level) error injection techniques are generally used for small systems due to long execution times and significant memory requirements. High-level error injections at the architecture or memory levels...
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