Fault Injection for Dependability Validation¶
Arlat, J., Aguera, M., Amat, L., Crouzet, Y., Fabre, J. -., Laprie, J. -., Martins, E., et al. (1990). Fault Injection for Dependability Validation: A Methodology and Some Applications. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 16(2), 166-182.
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Mechanisms¶
- Joint-Condition Fault Injection
- Its strength is empirical ground truth: it forces the conjunction and shows what the real, integrated system does, surfacing the emergent wiring and timing effects that models and paper analyses assume away — the difference between believing a route is broken and watching it stay broken under load.
This sourceUses deliberate fault injection to obtain empirical observations of how an integrated fault-tolerant system actually behaves.
- Its strength is empirical ground truth: it forces the conjunction and shows what the real, integrated system does, surfacing the emergent wiring and timing effects that models and paper analyses assume away — the difference between believing a route is broken and watching it stay broken under load.
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