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115 papers:

QoSAQoSA-2015-XuWXZB #as a service #data analysis #realtime
Making Real Time Data Analytics Available as a Service (DX, DW, XX, LZ, LB), pp. 73–82.
DATEDATE-2015-HoqueMS #analysis #approach #maintenance #model checking #probability #reliability #towards
Towards an accurate reliability, availability and maintainability analysis approach for satellite systems based on probabilistic model checking (KAH, OAM, YS), pp. 1635–1640.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2015-ColgroveDHMSSTV #component #enterprise #named #performance
Purity: Building Fast, Highly-Available Enterprise Flash Storage from Commodity Components (JC, JDD, JH, ELM, CS, RS, AT, NV, FW), pp. 1683–1694.
CSCWCSCW-2015-Ferro #network #social
The Importance of Publicly Available Social Networking Sites (SNSs) to Entrepreneurs (TF), pp. 917–928.
ASPLOSASPLOS-2015-ZhangYMS #memory management #named #reliability
Mojim: A Reliable and Highly-Available Non-Volatile Memory System (YZ, JY, AM, SS), pp. 3–18.
HPDCHPDC-2015-GuoCWZ
Bidding for Highly Available Services with Low Price in Spot Instance Market (WG, KC, YW, WZ), pp. 191–202.
SOSPSOSP-2015-DragojevicNNRSB #consistency #distributed #performance #transaction
No compromises: distributed transactions with consistency, availability, and performance (AD, DN, EBN, MR, AS, AB, MC), pp. 54–70.
ASEASE-2014-TurenneKGR #generative
A tool chain for generating the description files of highly available software (MT, AK, AG, SR), pp. 867–870.
CHICHI-2014-MazmanianE #comprehension #constant
The product of availability: understanding the economic underpinnings of constant connectivity (MM, IE), pp. 763–772.
EDOCEDOC-2014-DomaschkaHE #database #distributed #reliability
Reliability and Availability Properties of Distributed Database Systems (JD, CBH, BE), pp. 226–233.
SEKESEKE-2014-Parvizi-MosaedMHH #adaptation #architecture #evaluation #self #towards
Towards a Tactic-Based Evaluation of Self-Adaptive Software Architecture Availability (APM, SM, JH, AH), pp. 168–173.
SACSAC-2014-AlabdulhafezE #case study #comparative #in the cloud #virtual machine
Experimenting on virtual machines co-residency in the cloud: a comparative study of available test beds (AA, PDE), pp. 363–365.
VLDBVLDB-2014-BailisDFGHS13 #transaction
Highly Available Transactions: Virtues and Limitations (PB, AD, AF, AG, JMH, IS), pp. 181–192.
DLTDLT-2013-Shur #anti #finite #order
Languages with a Finite Antidictionary: Growth-Preserving Transformations and Available Orders of Growth (AMS), pp. 445–457.
IFLIFL-2013-GrelckW #adaptation #array #functional #generative #performance
Next Generation Asynchronous Adaptive Specialization for Data-Parallel Functional Array Processing in SAC: Accelerating the Availability of Specialized High Performance Code (CG, HW), p. 117.
CHICHI-2013-SuCWLCC #named #visual notation
NailDisplay: bringing an always available visual display to fingertips (CHS, LWC, CTW, RHL, KYC, BYC), pp. 1461–1464.
CSCWCSCW-2013-TeevanH #communication #comprehension #how
Understanding how the projection of availability state impacts the reception incoming communication (JT, AH), pp. 753–758.
ICEISICEIS-v2-2013-CallegariJC #bibliography #challenge #health #mobile #roadmap
Technical Trends and Challenges in Mobile Health — A Systematic Review of Recent Available Literature (DAC, LCJ, ACdC), pp. 519–525.
SACSAC-2013-KimGKTSK #optimisation
Maximizing availability of content in disruptive environments by cross-layer optimization (MK, AG, JMK, DT, MOS, JSK), pp. 447–454.
VLDBVLDB-2012-PattersonENAA #concurrent #multi
Serializability, not Serial: Concurrency Control and Availability in Multi-Datacenter Datastores (SP, AJE, FN, DA, AEA), pp. 1459–1470.
FASEFASE-2012-EckhardtMAMW
Stable Availability under Denial of Service Attacks through Formal Patterns (JE, TM, MA, JM, MW), pp. 78–93.
KEODKEOD-2012-PaniLCST #optimisation #repository
Optimization of Knowledge Availability in an Institutional Repository (FEP, MIL, GC, CS, MPT), pp. 302–306.
VLDBVLDB-2011-MinhasRCASW #database #named
RemusDB: Transparent High Availability for Database Systems (UFM, SR, BC, AA, KS, AW), pp. 738–748.
VLDBVLDB-2011-RaoST #consistency #scalability #using
Using Paxos to Build a Scalable, Consistent, and Highly Available Datastore (JR, EJS, ST), pp. 243–254.
FMFM-2011-BartheBCL #verification
Formally Verifying Isolation and Availability in an Idealized Model of Virtualization (GB, GB, JDC, CL), pp. 231–245.
CHICHI-2011-Sharma
Role of available and provided resources in sensemaking (NS), pp. 1807–1816.
ICSEICSE-2011-BayneCE #feedback
Always-available static and dynamic feedback (MB, RC, MDE), pp. 521–530.
SOSPSOSP-2011-CalderWONSMXSWSHUKEBMAAHHBDAMSMR #consistency
Windows Azure Storage: a highly available cloud storage service with strong consistency (BC, JW, AO, NN, AS, SM, YX, SS, JW, HS, JH, CU, HK, AE, VB, SM, RA, AA, MFuH, MIuH, DB, SD, AA, MM, SS, KM, LR), pp. 143–157.
CAiSECAiSE-2010-MatuleviciusHK #documentation #quality
Validity of the Documentation Availability Model: Experimental Definition of Quality Interpretation (RM, NH, FK), pp. 236–250.
GPCEGPCE-J-2007-FradetH10 #aspect-oriented
Aspects of availability: Enforcing timed properties to prevent denial of service (PF, SHTH), pp. 516–542.
SACSAC-2010-ArnaudB #adaptation #internet #performance
Adaptive internet services through performance and availability control (JA, SB), pp. 444–451.
SACSAC-2010-AstrovaKK #comparison #enterprise
Comparison of enterprise service buses based on their support of high availability (IA, AK, TK), pp. 2495–2496.
SACSAC-2010-Pamies-JuarezL #maintenance #reliability
Maintaining data reliability without availability in P2P storage systems (LPJ, PGL), pp. 684–688.
SACSAC-2010-ParkKCKH #named #peer-to-peer #performance #replication
Chordet: an efficient and transparent replication for improving availability of peer-to-peer networked systems (GP, SK, YC, JK, JH), pp. 221–225.
SACSAC-2010-WangLRKL #distributed #information management
Improving complex distributed software system availability through information hiding (LW, YL, SR, KAK, XL), pp. 452–456.
ICSEICSE-2010-May #quality
Dynamic service quality and resource negotiation for high-availability service-oriented systems (NRM), pp. 327–328.
ICSEICSE-2010-Wassermann #distributed
Improving wide-area distributed system availability (BW), pp. 347–348.
HPDCHPDC-2010-DuGR #component #multitenancy #scalability
Highly available component sharing in large-scale multi-tenant cloud systems (JD, XG, DSR), pp. 85–94.
OSDIOSDI-2010-FordLPSTBGQ #distributed
Availability in Globally Distributed Storage Systems (DF, FL, FIP, MS, VAT, LB, CG, SQ), pp. 61–74.
ASEASE-2009-GherbiKKHT #generative #validation
A Tool Suite for the Generation and Validation of Configurations for Software Availability (AG, AK, FK, AHL, MT), pp. 671–673.
DATEDATE-2009-OzturkK #compilation #execution #memory management #using
Using dynamic compilation for continuing execution under reduced memory availability (ÖÖ, MTK), pp. 1373–1378.
CSMRCSMR-2009-BurenR #analysis #architecture #maintenance #using
Architectural Maintenance Using a Data Warehouse System for Availability Analysis (GB, CR), pp. 307–308.
HCIHIMI-II-2009-BaeLLCKB #estimation
An End-to-End Proactive TCP Based on Available Bandwidth Estimation with Congestion Level Index (SB, DL, CL, JC, JK, SB), pp. 124–130.
ICEISICEIS-SAIC-2009-MaamarSTS #implementation #web #web service
A P2P Implementation for the High Availability of Web Services (ZM, MS, ST, QZS), pp. 19–24.
CIKMCIKM-2009-Moussa #database #distributed #implementation #middleware
HDDBrs middleware for implementing highly available distributed databases (RM), pp. 2075–2076.
SEKESEKE-2008-XieXLW #scheduling
A Project Scheduling Method Based on Human Resource Availability (LX, JX, DL, QW), pp. 161–166.
HPDCHPDC-2008-ShafaatSMHGR #consistency #network
Key-based consistency and availability in structured overlay networks (TMS, TS, MM, SH, AG, AR), pp. 235–236.
WICSAWICSA-2007-Bondi #performance #reliability #requirements
Best Practices for Writing and Managing Performance, Reliability, and Availability Requirements (ABB), p. 42.
HCIHIMI-MTT-2007-LeeLKC #analysis #correlation #human-computer #mobile
Correlation Analysis of Available Bandwidth Estimators for Mobile HCI (DL, CL, JK, JWC), pp. 687–696.
HCIHIMI-MTT-2007-MooneyW #interface
Evaluating Interfaces to Publicly Available Environmental Information (PM, ACW), pp. 107–114.
SEKESEKE-2007-SunZZJM #adaptation #component #distributed #self #towards
Towards Constructing High-available Decentralized Systems via Self-adaptive Components (XS, LZ, LZ, WJ, HM), pp. 296–301.
GPCEGPCE-2007-FradetH #aspect-oriented
Aspects of availability (PF, SHTH), pp. 165–174.
SOSPSOSP-2007-DeCandiaHJKLPSVV #named
Dynamo: amazon’s highly available key-value store (GD, DH, MJ, GK, AL, AP, SS, PV, WV), pp. 205–220.
VLDBVLDB-2006-LauM #approach #distributed
An Integrated Approach to Recovery and High Availability in an Updatable, Distributed Data Warehouse (EL, SM), pp. 703–714.
SPLCSPL-BOOK-2006-Immonen #architecture #predict #reliability
A Method for Predicting Reliability and Availability at the Architecture Level (AI), pp. 373–422.
HPCAHPCA-2006-NakanoMGT #named #performance
ReViveI/O: efficient handling of I/O in highly-available rollback-recovery servers (JN, PM, KG, JT), pp. 200–211.
HPDCHPDC-2006-RenLEB #fine-grained #predict
Resource Availability Prediction in Fine-Grained Cycle Sharing Systems (XR, SL, RE, SB), pp. 93–104.
HPDCHPDC-2006-SilbersteinKSSL
Materializing Highly Available Grids (MS, GK, AS, AS, ML), pp. 321–323.
PPoPPPPoPP-2006-ChristodoulopoulouMBA #clustering #performance
Fast and transparent recovery for continuous availability of cluster-based servers (RC, KM, AB, CA), pp. 221–229.
ASEASE-2005-Zheng #source code #testing
In regression testing selection when source code is not available (JZ0), pp. 452–455.
CASECASE-2005-LauS #evaluation #multi
Evaluation of time-varying availability in multi-echelon inventory system under combat damage (HCL, HS), pp. 226–231.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2005-LingaCGS #correctness
Guaranteeing Correctness and Availability in P2P Range Indices (PL, AC, JG, JS), pp. 323–334.
ICSMEICSM-2005-SusaniD #contract #maintenance #specification #using
Cross-Organizational Service Maintenance Using Temporal Availability Specification and Contracts (OvS, PD), pp. 230–239.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2004-BalazinskaBS #distributed
Load Management and High Availability in the Medusa Distributed Stream Processing System (MB, HB, MS), pp. 929–930.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2004-ShahHB #fault tolerance #parallel
Highly-Available, Fault-Tolerant, Parallel Dataflows (MAS, JMH, EAB), pp. 827–838.
VLDBVLDB-2004-LitwinMS #distributed
LH*RS: A Highly Available Distributed Data Storage (WL, RM, TJES), pp. 1289–1292.
CSCWCSCW-2004-NagelHA #communication #predict
Predictors of availability in home life context-mediated communication (KSN, JMH, GDA), pp. 497–506.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2004-Frank #database #design #performance #transaction
Transaction Design for Databases with High Performance and Availability (LF), pp. 222–226.
ICSEICSE-2004-BirmanRV #behaviour #web #web service
Adding High Availability and Autonomic Behavior to Web Services (KPB, RvR, WV), pp. 17–26.
ICSEICSE-2004-CervantesH #adaptation #component #using
Autonomous Adaptation to Dynamic Availability Using a Service-Oriented Component Model (HC, RSH), pp. 614–623.
OSDIOSDI-2004-RenesseS #replication #throughput
Chain Replication for Supporting High Throughput and Availability (RvR, FBS), pp. 91–104.
OSDIOSDI-2004-RinardCDRLB #security
Enhancing Server Availability and Security Through Failure-Oblivious Computing (MCR, CC, DD, DMR, TL, WSB), pp. 303–316.
SACSAC-2003-Bella #protocol
Availability of Protocol Goals (GB), pp. 312–317.
ESEC-FSEESEC-FSE-2003-HallC #named
Gravity: supporting dynamically available services in client-side applications (RSH, HC), pp. 379–382.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2002-Knox #named
CITIDEL: making resources available (DK), p. 225.
CHICHI-2002-HudsonCKE #quote #research
“I’d be overwhelmed, but it’s just one more thing to do”: availability and interruption in research management (JMH, JC, WAK, TE), pp. 97–104.
HPDCHPDC-2002-HuangV #resource management
QoS-Based Resource Discovery in Intermittently Available Environments (YH, NV), p. 50–?.
OSDIOSDI-2002-AdyaBCCCDHLTW #named #reliability
FARSITE: Federated, Available, and Reliable Storage for an Incompletely Trusted Environment (AA, WJB, MC, GC, RC, JRD, JH, JRL, MT, RW), pp. 1–14.
VLDBVLDB-2001-BratsbergH #database #online #scalability
Online Scaling in a Highly Available Database (SEB, RH), pp. 451–460.
TOOLSTOOLS-USA-2001-McClure #how #privacy #security
Hacking = Privacy: How Computer Hacking Can Shore Up Your Defenses and Deliver the Closest Ideal to Security Available (SM), p. 7.
PPoPPPPoPP-2001-RencuzogullariD #adaptation #network #parallel
Dynamic adaptation to available resources for parallel computing in an autonomous network of workstations (UR, SD), pp. 72–81.
SOSPSOSP-2001-YuV #cost analysis
The Costs and Limits of Availability for Replicated Services (HY, AV), pp. 29–42.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2000-BratsbergT #design #named #tutorial
Tutorial: Designing an Ultra Highly Available DBMS (SEB, ØT), p. 577.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2000-LitwinS #data type #distributed #scalability #using
LH*RS: A High-Availability Scalable Distributed Data Structure using Reed Solomon Codes (WL, TJES), pp. 237–248.
VLDBVLDB-2000-HvasshovdBT
An Ultra Highly Available DBMS (SOH, SEB, ØT), p. 673.
SIGIRSIGIR-2000-OhML #categorisation #hypermedia #incremental #using
A practical hypertext categorization method using links and incrementally available class information (HJO, SHM, MHL), pp. 264–271.
VLDBVLDB-1999-BamfordAP #architecture #database #scalability
A Scalable and Highly Available Networked Database Architecture (RB, RA, AP), pp. 199–201.
HPDCHPDC-1999-WolskiSH #cpu #grid #predict
Predicting the CPU Availability of Time-shared Unix Systems on the Computational Grid (RW, NTS, JH), pp. 105–112.
SOSPSOSP-1999-SaitoBL #clustering #performance #scalability
Manageability, Availability and Performance in Porcupine: A Highly Scalable, Cluster-based Mail Service (YS, BNB, HML), pp. 1–15.
DATEDATE-1998-PomeranzR98a #using
Design-for-Testability for Synchronous Sequential Circuits using Locally Available Lines (IP, SMR), pp. 983–984.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1998-Brewer
Delivering High Availability for Inktomi Search Engines (EAB), p. 538.
ICSMEICSM-1998-Schneidewind #maintenance #off the shelf #reliability
Methods for Assessing COTS Reliability, Maintainability, and Availability (NFS), p. 224–?.
VLDBVLDB-1996-Gawlick
Scalablity and Availability in Oracle7 7.3 (DG), p. 584.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1995-Ivinskis
High Availability of Commercial Applications (KI), pp. 433–434.
VLDBVLDB-1995-HvasshovdTBH #database #realtime #throughput
The ClustRa Telecom Database: High Availability, High Throughput, and Real-Time Response (SOH, ØT, SEB, PH), pp. 469–477.
KDDKDD-1995-Glymour #modelling #predict
Available Technology for Discovering Causal Models, Building Bayes Nets, and Selecting Predictors: The TETRAD II Program (CG), pp. 130–135.
SOSPSOSP-1995-NelsonLO #scalability
A Highly Available, Scalable ITV System (MNN, MAL, SSO), pp. 54–67.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1994-Englert #scalability #sql
NonStop SQL: Scalability and Availability for Decision Support (SE), p. 491.
VLDBVLDB-1993-Mohan #effectiveness
A Cost-Effective Method for Providing Improved Data Availability During DBMS Restart Recovery After a Failure (CM), pp. 368–379.
ICSMECSM-1993-Stockenberg #architecture #integration #realtime
A Dynamic Integration Architecture for High Availability Real-Time Systems (JES), pp. 51–60.
CIKMCIKM-1993-BhargavaH #database #distributed #performance
Efficient Availability Mechanisms in Distributed Databases Systems (BKB, AH), pp. 645–654.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1992-BhideGHJ #performance
An Efficient Scheme for Providing High Availability (AB, AG, HIH, AJ), pp. 236–245.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1992-Celis #parallel #sql
Distribution, Parallelism, and Availability in NonStop SQL (PC), p. 225.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1992-Kasi #performance
High Performance and Availability Through Data Distribution (JK), p. 102.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1992-Robertson #development
Administration, Availability, and Development Features of Teradata (BR), p. 225.
VLDBVLDB-1991-SullivanS #data type #database #fault tolerance #using
Using Write Protected Data Structures To Improve Software Fault Tolerance in Highly Available Database Management Systems (MS, MS), pp. 171–180.
ICSEICSE-1991-JacobyT #evaluation #geometry #parametricity #reliability
Parameter Value Computation by Least Square Method and Evaluation of Software Availability and Reliability at Service-Operation by the Hyper-Geometric Distribution Software Reliability Growth Model (HGDM) (RJ, YT), pp. 226–237.
SIGMODSIGMOD-1989-CopelandK #comparison
A Comparison Of High-Availability Media Recovery Techniques (GPC, TWK), pp. 98–109.
ASPLOSASPLOS-1989-JouppiW #parallel
Available Instruction-Level Parallelism for Superscalar and Superpipelined Machines (NPJ, DWW), pp. 272–282.
PODSPODS-1986-AbbadiT #database
Availability in Partitioned Replicated Databases (AEA, ST), pp. 240–251.
PODSPODS-1984-SkeenW #database
Increasing Availability in Partitioned Database Systems (DS, DDW), pp. 290–299.
PODSPODS-1982-FischerM
Sacrificing Serializability to Attain High Availability of Data (MJF, AM), pp. 70–75.
VLDBVLDB-1982-AndlerDEHKMW #distributed
System D: A Distributed System for Availability (SA, ID, KPE, CH, WK, JWM, RW), pp. 33–44.
DACDAC-1968-Murray-LassoK #analysis #online #optimisation
On-line circuit analysis and optimization with commercially available time-shared computer systems (MAML, FJK).
DACSHARE-1964-LoydFL
Additional papers not available within the printed proceedings (DL, CWF, ELL).

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