ISAS 2006

The 3rd International Service Availability Symposium

Helsinki, Finland, May 15-16, 2006

Program

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Monday 15 May, 2006
Time 
08:15 Registration
08:45 Welcome
 
Papers track 1: Availability Modeling, Estimation and Analysis
09:00
Model Based Approach for Autonomic Availability Management
Kesari Mishra
09:30
Analysis of a Service Degradation Model with Preventive Rejuvenation
Hiroyuki Eto and Tadashi Dohi
10:00 Break
10:30
Estimating SLAs Availability/Reliability in Multi-Services IP Networks
Saida Benlarbi
11:00
Making Services Fault Tolerant
Pat Pik Wah Chan, Michael Lyu and Miroslaw Malek
11:30
Performability Analysis of Storage Systems in Practice: Methodology and Tools
Hairong Sun, Tina Tyan, Steve Johnson, Richard Elling, Nisha Talagala and Robert B. Wood
12:00 Lunch
 
Keynote
13:00
Incremental Software Construction: Methodology and Correctness Aspects
Ralph-Johan Back
 
Papers track 2: Dependability Techniques and Their Applications
14:00
Using Web Service Transformations to Implement Cooperative Fault Tolerance
Toshiyuki Moritsu, Junichi Toyouchi, Matti A. Hiltunen, Richard D. Schlichting and Yasuharu Namba
14:30
Reducing the recovery times of IP-Phones in an H.323 based VoIP System
Sachin Garg, Chandra Kintala and David Stott
15:00 Break
15:30
Hardware instruction counting for log-based rollback recovery on x86-family processors
Daniel Stodden, Hubert Eichner, Max Walter and Carsten Trinitis
16:00
Improving Robustness Testing of COTS OS Extensions
Constantin Sârbu, Andréas Johansson, Falk Fraikin and Neeraj Suri
16:30
Transparent Checkpointing for Applications with Graphical User Interfaces
Jan-Thomas Czornack, Carsten Trinitis and Max Walter
17:00 Adjourn
19:00 Conference dinner
 
Tuesday 16 May, 2006
 
Papers track 3 Performability: Measurements and Assesments
09:00
Assessing Software Reliability From The Customer's Perspective
Mario R. Garzia
09:30
Performance Measurement and Tuning of Hot-Standby Databases
Antoni Wolski and Vilho Raatikka
10:00
A Simulation-Based Case Study Multi-Cluster Redundancy Solutions
Maria Toeroe
10:30 Break
11:00
Inconsistency Evaluation in a Replicated IP-based Call Control System
Thibault Renier, Erling Matthiesen, Hans-Peter Schwefel and Ramjee Prasad
11:30
Measuring the dependability of Web Services for use in e-Science experiments
Peter Li, Yuhui Chen and Alexander Romanovsky
12:00 Lunch
 
EU Dependability Projects Track
13:00
European Security Forum for web services, software, and systems (ESFORS)
Jim Clarke
 
HIgh DEpendability in IP Based NETworks and Services (HIDENETS)
Manfred Reitenspieß
 
Global System for Telematics (GST)
Gerard Segarra
 
Dependable Security by Enhanced Reconfigurability (DESEREC)
Benoit Bruyere
14:40 Break
 
Papers track 4: Service Availability Standards: Experience Reports and Futures
15:00
Making Legacy Services Highly Available with OpenAIS: An Experience Report
András Kövi, Dániel Varró and Zoltán Németh
15:30
Using openAIS for Building Highly Available Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Registrar
Ajay Kamalvanshi and Timo Jokiaho
16:00
Searching for Synergy: Java and SAF AIS
T. Laine, J. Biró, J. Riihelä, J. Jensen, M. Karlson, P. Kristiansson
16:30
The Emerging SAF Software Management Framework
M. Toeroe, P. Frejek, F. Tam, S. Penubolu, K. Kasturi
17:00
The Service Availability Forum Security Service (SEC): Status and future directions
P. Badovinatz, S. Balakrishnan, M. Pourzandi, M. Reitenspieß and C. Tindel
17:30 Closing Remarks
17:45 Close

Organized by University of Helsinki and Nokia in cooperation with: GI/ITG Technical Committee "Dependability and Fault Tolerance" and the Service Availability Forum.