Recovery-oriented computing: building multitier dependability
ComputerPublished 1 November 2004Open access
George Candea, Aaron Brown, Armando Fox, David A. Patterson
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Building systems to recover fast may be more productive than aiming for systems that never fail, and the authors advocate multiple lines of defense in managing failures.
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Building systems to recover fast may be more productive than aiming for systems that never fail. Because recovery is not immune to failure either, the authors advocate multiple lines of defense in managing failures
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