Searching for authors named "Panagiotis Katsaros" – sorted by Relevance.
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Optimal Object State Transfer - Recovery Policies for Fault Tolerant Distributed Systems
- Recent developments in the field of object-based fault tolerance and the advent of the first OMG FTCORBA compliant middleware raise new requirements for the design process of distributed fault-tolerant systems. In this work, we introduce a simulation-based design approach based on the optimum effect
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Structured Performance Modeling and Analysis for Object Based Distributed Software Systems
- In this paper, we address the problems related to the performance modeling of object based software systems, distributed across multiple platforms. Classical flat queuing models seem to be inappropriate, because of the inevitable complexity caused by the platform heterogeneity and the dual client/se
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Shared Memory Parallel Regenerative Queuing Network Simulation
- Discrete-event stochastic simulation is one of the most commonly used tools for performance modeling and evaluation. Parallel/distributed simulation enables a simulation program to execute on a computing system containing multiple processors and aims in reducing the model's execution time. Three bas
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Evaluation of Composite Object Replication Schemes for Dependable Server Applications
- Object oriented dependable server applications often rely on fault tolerance schemes, which are comprised of different replication policies for the constituent objects (composite replication schemes). This paper introduces a simulation-based evaluation approach for quantifying the tradeoffs between
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Simulation Metamodeling for the Design of Reliable Object Based Systems
- Replication is a suitable approach for the provision of fault tolerance and load balancing in distributed systems. Object replication takes place on the basis of well-designed interaction protocols that preserve object state consistency in an application transparent manner. The published analytic pe
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Applied Multiresponse Metamodeling for Queuing Network Simulation Experiments: Problems and Perspectives
- A complete performance evaluation study of a simulated system should consider possible alternatives and response predictions to potential parameter changes. Simulation sensitivity analysis and metamodeling constitute an efficient approach for this kind of problems. However, this approach is usually
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Colored Petri Net based model checking and failure analysis for E-commerce protocols
- We present a Colored Petri Net approach to model check three atomicity properties for the NetBill electronic cash system. We verify that the protocol satisfies money atomicity, goods atomicity and certified delivery in the presence of potential site or communication failures and all possible unil
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Interlocking control by Distributed Signal Boxes: design and verification with the SPIN model checker
- Abstract. Control systems are required to comply with certain safety and liveness correctness properties. In most cases, such systems have an intrinsic degree of complexity and it is not easy to formally analyze them, due to the resulting large state space. Also, exhaustive simulation and testing ca
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Synthesis of Attack Actions Using Model Checking for the Verification of Security Protocols
- Model checking cryptographic protocols have evolved to a valuable method for discovering counterintuitive security flaws, which make possible for a hostile agent to subvert the goals of the protocol. Published works and existing security analysis tools are usually based on general intruder models th
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A probabilistic attacker model for quantitative verification of DoS security threats
- This work introduces probabilistic model checking as a viable tool-assisted approach for systematically quantifying DoS security threats. The proposed analysis is based on a probabilistic attacker model implementing simultaneous N zombie participants, which subvert secure authentication features in
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