Reliability experience with Chi/OS

Authors:
W. C. Lynch;J. W. Langner;M. S. Schwartz
Affiliations:
Professor, Computing and Information Sciences, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio;Manager of Operating Systems, Development and Maintenance, Chi Corporation, 11000 Cedar Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio;Director of Systems Software, Chi Corporation, 11000 Cedar Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio
Venue:
Proceedings of the international conference on Reliable software
Year:
1975

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Abstract

The Chi/OS operating system, the latest large scale software effort of Chi Corporation, has had an excellent reliability record since its installation in November, 1973. Although the system design is vital to the reliability of Chi/OS, several environmental factors are equally vital. After a brief presentation of the substantial work load supported by Chi/OS, this paper deals with those environmental factors which contribute to the reliability of the software.