An experimental study toward failure impact on OpenAIS

Mu Chi Sung; Ming Chun Cheng; Zhi Xin Fan; Ping Jer Yeh; Shyan-Ming Yuan; Chia Yuan Huang; Lo Chuan Hu

An experimental study toward failure impact on OpenAIS

Mu Chi Sung^*, Ming Chun Cheng, Zhi Xin Fan, Ping Jer Yeh, Shyan-Ming Yuan, Chia Yuan Huang, Lo Chuan Hu

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Department of Computer Science

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Abstract

Application Interface Specification (AIS) and Hardware Platform Interface (HPI) are proposed by Service Availability Forum to aim at developing carrier-grade systems. In this paper, a recent implementation of AIS middleware, OpenAIS, is evaluated to see whether it could fit the critical needs in various carrier-grade applications. We conduct the benchmark in two cases: processor leave and processor join with respect to several different parameters crucial to the membership protocol. The result shows good performance for both cases. Finally we point out some possible directions to improve the worst-case recovery time of OpenAIS.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1067-1073
Number of pages	7
Journal	WSEAS Transactions on Communications
Volume	5
Issue number	6
State	Published - 1 Jun 2006

Keywords

Carrier-grade service
Failure impact evaluation
Multicast
OpenAIS
Service availability
Telecommunication middleware
Totem

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