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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 11, 2015
Filed:
Aug. 15, 2013
Ali Kanso, Ville Saint-Laurent, CA;
Maria Toeroe, Montreal, CA;
Ali Kanso, Ville Saint-Laurent, CA;
Maria Toeroe, Montreal, CA;
Abstract
Redundancy models are compared to determine or assist in determining an Availability Management Framework (AMF) configuration of a highly available system based on quantified service availability of the system. Each redundancy model defines assignments of service-instances to service-units. An analysis model of the system is constructed to capture recovery behaviors of the system for each redundancy model. Service availability of the system is quantified based on the analysis model under one or more scenarios including failure scenarios and recovery scenarios. Based on a comparison of service availability levels provided by the redundancy models and subject to constraints of the HA system, one of the redundancy models is identified that provides a required level of service availability for the system.