This paper considers how to evaluate the resiliency for virtualized system with software rejuvenation. The software rejuvenation is a proactive technique to prevent the failure caused by aging phenomenon such as resource exhaustion. In particular, according to Gohsh et al. (2010), we compute a quantitative criterion to evaluate resiliency of system by using continuous-time Markov chains (CTMC). In addition, in order to convert general state-based models to CTMCs, we employ PH (phase-type) expansion technique. In numerical examples, we investigate the resiliency of virtualized system with software rejuvenation under two different rejuvenation policies.
Hiroyuki OKAMURA
Hiroshima University
Jungang GUAN
Hiroshima University
Chao LUO
Hiroshima University
Tadashi DOHI
Hiroshima University
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Hiroyuki OKAMURA, Jungang GUAN, Chao LUO, Tadashi DOHI, "Quantifying Resiliency of Virtualized System with Software Rejuvenation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E98-A, no. 10, pp. 2051-2059, October 2015, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E98.A.2051.
Abstract: This paper considers how to evaluate the resiliency for virtualized system with software rejuvenation. The software rejuvenation is a proactive technique to prevent the failure caused by aging phenomenon such as resource exhaustion. In particular, according to Gohsh et al. (2010), we compute a quantitative criterion to evaluate resiliency of system by using continuous-time Markov chains (CTMC). In addition, in order to convert general state-based models to CTMCs, we employ PH (phase-type) expansion technique. In numerical examples, we investigate the resiliency of virtualized system with software rejuvenation under two different rejuvenation policies.
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