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Fault tolerance

Fault tolerance is the ability of a system to contain the propagation of faults (e.g. failed transistor, shorted connector, intermittent data bus). Faults may manifest as errors (e.g. bad data value, missing message) causing incorrect system state. Failure tolerant systems mask errors and maintain failure-free operation in the presence of one or more…

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Fault tolerance

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see also · 20
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related to Disadvantages · 19
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related to Redundancy · 13
Fault tolerance → For, In, In Service Fault Tolerance, ISFTT, John, Neumann, Redundancy, Space, Testing, The, They, This, Two
related to Requirements · 12
Fault tolerance → An, Availability, Fault, Faults, Firewalls, If, No, Recovery, Some, The, This, When
related to Criteria · 7
Fault tolerance → Associated, How, In, Providing, Requiring, Some, Therefore
related to Examples · 7
Fault tolerance → Fault, Hardware, In, It, NonStop, Such, Tandem Computers
related to Replication · 5
Fault tolerance → Diversity, Providing, Redundancy, Replication, Spare
related to Related terms · 4
Fault tolerance → But, For, There, Western Electric
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Fault tolerance → ability of a system to contain the propagation of faults

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Fault toleranceis aability of a system to contain the propagation of faults0.90text
stochastic modelsinstance ofto arcane elements0.80text
graph theoryinstance ofto arcane elements0.80text
formal or exclusionary logicinstance ofto arcane elements0.80text
parallel processinginstance ofto arcane elements0.80text
remote data transmissioninstance ofto arcane elements0.80text
and more.ReplicationSpare components address the first fundamental characteristic of fault tolerance in three waysinstance ofto arcane elements0.80text
null pointer dereferenceinstance ofRecovery shepherdingRecovery shepherding is a lightweight technique to enable software programs to recover from otherwise fatal errors0.80text
divide by zeroinstance ofRecovery shepherdingRecovery shepherding is a lightweight technique to enable software programs to recover from otherwise fatal errors0.80text
Fault tolerancerelated to CriteriaProviding0.60section
Fault tolerancerelated to CriteriaAssociated0.60section
Fault tolerancerelated to CriteriaTherefore0.60section

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