TIRAN: Flexible and Portable Fault Tolerance Solutions for Cost Effective Dependable Applications

Authors:
Oliver Botti;Vincenzo De Florio;Geert Deconinck;Flavio Cassinari;Susanna Donatelli;Andrea Bobbio;A. Klein;H. Kufner;Rudy Lauwereins;Erwin M. Thurner;Eric Verhulst
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Venue:
Euro-Par '99 Proceedings of the 5th International Euro-Par Conference on Parallel Processing
Year:
1999

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Abstract

Available solutions for fault tolerance in embedded automation are often based on strong customisation, have impacts on the whole life-cycle, and require highly specialised design teams, thus making dependable embedded systems costly and difficult to develop and maintain. The TIRAN project develops a framework which provides fault tolerance capabilities to automation systems, with the goal of allowing portable, reusable and cost-effective solutions. Application developers are allowed to select, configure and integrate in their own environment a variety of software-based functions for error detection, confinement and recovery provided by the framework.