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Title: | ED FD: Improving the phi accrual failure detector |
Authors: | Xiong, Naixue Defago, Xavier |
Keywords: | Application requirements Distributed computing Failure detecto Fault tolerance Quality of Service |
Issue Date: | 2007-04-27 |
Publisher: | 北陸先端科学技術大学院大学情報科学研究科 |
Magazine name: | Research report (School of Information Science, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) |
Volume: | IS-RR-2007-007 |
Start page: | 1 |
End page: | 29 |
Abstract: | Failure detection is a fundamental issue for supporting dependability in distributed systems, and often is an important performance bottleneck in providing generic service (similar to IP address lookup) in the event of node failure. It is very necessary to find an acceptable, optimized failure detector (FD) before the FD is actually implemented. Ensuring acceptable quality of service (QoS) is made difficult by the relative unpredictability of the network environment. This paper compares QoS of several parametric and adaptive failure detection schemes. Also, we introduce an optimization over the existing methods, called exponential distribution failure detector (ED FD), which significantly improves QoS, especially in the design of real-time missioncritical systems. Extensive experiments have been carried out over several kinds of networks (a cluster group, a wired LAN, a wireless LAN, and a WAN). The experimental results have shown the properties of the adaptive FDs, and demonstrated that the proposed ED FD outperforms the existing FDs in terms of short detection time, low mistake rate and high query accuracy probability. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10119/4799 |
Material Type: | publisher |
Appears in Collections: | IS-RR-2007
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