ReVirt: Enabling Intrusion Analysis Through Virtual-Machine Logging and Replay¶
Dunlap, G. W., King, S. T., Cinar, S., Basrai, M. A., & Chen, P. M. (2002). ReVirt: Enabling Intrusion Analysis Through Virtual-Machine Logging and Replay. 5th Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI 02), 211-224.
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- Deterministic Replay Protocol
- Its strength is that it converts an audit or a debugging session from argument into demonstration: instead of speculating about past state, you rebuild it and watch it unfold, and anyone can rerun the same replay and get the same thing.
This sourceDemonstrates that checkpointed state plus logged nondeterminism can deterministically reconstruct and re-execute a prior run.
- Its strength is that it converts an audit or a debugging session from argument into demonstration: instead of speculating about past state, you rebuild it and watch it unfold, and anyone can rerun the same replay and get the same thing.
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