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Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Dr. Peter Tröger
25 episodes
22 hours ago
Continuous service provisioning is a key feature of modern hardware und software server systems. These systems achieve their level of user-perceived availability through a set of formal and technical approaches, commonly summarized under the term dependability. Dependability is defined as the trustworthiness of hardware and software systems, so that reliance can be placed on the service they provide. The main dependability attributes commonly known and accepted are availability, reliability, safety, and security. The Dependable Systems course gives an introduction into theoretical foundations, common building blocks and example implementations for dependable IT components and systems. The focus is on reliability and availability aspects of dependable systems, such as reliability analysis, fault tolerance, fault models or failure prediction. Amongst other things, the following topics are covered: Dependability definitions and metrics Design patterns for fault tolerance Analytical evaluation of system dependability Hardware dependability approaches Software dependability approaches Latest research topics
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Continuous service provisioning is a key feature of modern hardware und software server systems. These systems achieve their level of user-perceived availability through a set of formal and technical approaches, commonly summarized under the term dependability. Dependability is defined as the trustworthiness of hardware and software systems, so that reliance can be placed on the service they provide. The main dependability attributes commonly known and accepted are availability, reliability, safety, and security. The Dependable Systems course gives an introduction into theoretical foundations, common building blocks and example implementations for dependable IT components and systems. The focus is on reliability and availability aspects of dependable systems, such as reliability analysis, fault tolerance, fault models or failure prediction. Amongst other things, the following topics are covered: Dependability definitions and metrics Design patterns for fault tolerance Analytical evaluation of system dependability Hardware dependability approaches Software dependability approaches Latest research topics
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Episodes (20/25)
Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Software Dependability & Summary
10 years ago
1 hour 24 minutes 31 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Software Dependability
10 years ago
1 hour 15 minutes

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Hardware Redundancy
10 years ago
1 hour 18 minutes 32 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Hardware Dependability - Diagnosis & Redundancy
10 years ago
1 hour 10 minutes 58 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Dependable Distributed Applications
10 years ago
37 minutes 34 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Fault Tolerant Distributed Systems
10 years ago
1 hour 19 minutes 38 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Distributed Systems Theory
10 years ago
1 hour 31 minutes 6 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Reliability Prediction
10 years ago
1 hour 25 minutes 53 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
CMMI, Six Sigma & ITIL
10 years ago
1 hour 10 minutes 57 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
FMEA, FMECA & HAZOPS
10 years ago
1 hour 11 minutes 45 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
FMEA
10 years ago
36 minutes 38 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
State-Based Dependability Modeling Recap
10 years ago
37 minutes 47 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
State-Based Dependability Modeling
10 years ago
1 hour 24 minutes 58 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Fault Trees
10 years ago
1 hour 23 minutes 31 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Dependability Modeling
10 years ago
47 minutes 57 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Steady-State Availability
10 years ago
30 minutes 40 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Dependability Attributes
10 years ago
1 hour 17 minutes 18 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Error Recovery Patterns
10 years ago
1 hour 13 minutes 47 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Detection Patterns
10 years ago
1 hour 12 minutes 23 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Architectural Patterns
10 years ago
1 hour 14 minutes 33 seconds

Dependable Systems (SS 2014) - tele-TASK
Continuous service provisioning is a key feature of modern hardware und software server systems. These systems achieve their level of user-perceived availability through a set of formal and technical approaches, commonly summarized under the term dependability. Dependability is defined as the trustworthiness of hardware and software systems, so that reliance can be placed on the service they provide. The main dependability attributes commonly known and accepted are availability, reliability, safety, and security. The Dependable Systems course gives an introduction into theoretical foundations, common building blocks and example implementations for dependable IT components and systems. The focus is on reliability and availability aspects of dependable systems, such as reliability analysis, fault tolerance, fault models or failure prediction. Amongst other things, the following topics are covered: Dependability definitions and metrics Design patterns for fault tolerance Analytical evaluation of system dependability Hardware dependability approaches Software dependability approaches Latest research topics