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TTP and fault-tolerance

TTP and fault-tolerance  
Ronaldo Tomazeli Duarte
 Re: TTP and fault-tolerance  
pisecky(at)tttech.com (Manfred Pisecky)
From:Ronaldo Tomazeli Duarte
Subject:TTP and fault-tolerance
Date:17 Nov 2004 17:44:25 -0800
Hi,

I read recently that using the TTP (time triggered protocol) to pass
messages between nodes in a distributed embedded system improves its
fault-tolerance and predictability. As TTP uses time slots, it is
clear that the system becomes more predictable. But what about
fault-tolerance? Can anybody see why this affirmation is true (or
not?)?

Regards,

Ronaldo
From:pisecky(at)tttech.com (Manfred Pisecky)
Subject:Re: TTP and fault-tolerance
Date:Thu, 18 Nov 2004 09:23:14 GMT
On 17 Nov 2004 17:44:25 -0800, ronaldotomazeli@ig.com.br (Ronaldo
Tomazeli Duarte) wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I read recently that using the TTP (time triggered protocol) to pass
>messages between nodes in a distributed embedded system improves its
>fault-tolerance and predictability. As TTP uses time slots, it is
>clear that the system becomes more predictable. But what about
>fault-tolerance? Can anybody see why this affirmation is true (or
>not?)?
>
>Regards,
>
>Ronaldo

Hi Ronaldo!

Some fault tolerance mechanisms are part of the TTP protocol itself
(e.g. global and consistent membership, fault tolerant clock, channel
redundancy, hardware voting, clique avoidance). Other FT mechanisms
can be (and already are) implemented on a next-level layer called
"Fault Tolerant Communication Layer". This layer allows transparent
usage of redundancy, replication of messages, agreements between
replicas, replica determinate subsystems, global and consistent
cluster state information.

Look at the papers and FAQ on www.tttech.com (look especially into
section "Technology"). There are also articles and infos about FT.
There are also many articles on the Technical University of Vienna,
department "Institut für Technische Informatik", see
http://www.vmars.tuwien.ac.at/.

If you need more information about some topics you can contact
support(at)tttech.com.

Hope it helps,
Manfred Pisecky

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