The Berkeley/Stanford Recovery-Oriented Computing (ROC) Project Winter 2004 Retreat

• Slides

  • Introduction and Update

  • Evaluating Undo: Human-aware Recovery Benchmarks - Aaron Brown

  • Evaluating the Effect of Microreboots on End Users - George Candea

  • ACME: a platform for benchmarking distributed applications - David Oppenheimer

  • Using anomaly detection to find failures in internet services - Emre Kiciman

  • A statistical learning approach to Diagnosing eBay's Site - Mike Chen

  • On applying pattern recognition to systems management - Moises Goldszmidt

  • Panel Session: A Research Program in Reliable Adaptive Distributed Systems (RADS) - 
               David Patterson, Armando Fox, Ion Stoica, Michael Jordan, Doug Tygar

  • Spheres of Undo and Undo futures - Aaron Brown

  • RM3G: Next Generation Recovery Manager - Steve Zhang

  • A Configuration Specification Language for Internet Systems - Archana Ganapathi

  • Latency as a Performability Metric: Experimental Results - Pete Broadwell

  • Session State: Beyond Soft State (paper) - Ben Ling

  • Free Recovery: A Step Towards Self-Managing State - Andy Huang

  • Discovering Correctness Constraints for Self-Management of System Configuration - Emre Kiciman

  • Real world system failures - Paul Brett

• Posters

  • Latency Lags Bandwidth - David Patterson

  • Latency as a Performability Metric: Experimental Results - Pete Broadwell

• RADS Feedback

• Individual Feedback

Last Updated: 02/12/2004 09:20