TARDIS 2011 - International Workshop on fault Tolerant Architectures for Reliable Distributed Infrastructures and Services (TARDIS2011)

International Workshop on fault Tolerant Architectures for Reliable Distributed Infrastructures and Services (TARDIS2011)

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Summary: Cloud computing is playing an increasingly important role in current distributed computing, which involves a wide community. The Cloud provides a scalable, computational model where users access services based on their requirements without regard to where the services are hosted or how they are delivered: computing processing power, storage, network bandwidth or software usage can be provided as services over the Internet. In consequence, applications developed over such on-demand infrastructures can be built upon more flexible principles, being more fault tolerant, more resilient and more dynamic. Although fault tolerance in distributed systems has been a matter of research in the past that has generated a wide collection of algorithms for fault detection, identification and correction, these concepts will have to be re-visited in the context of Cloud computing. Papers on all aspects of Fault tolerance and reliability in private, public and hybrid Clouds are expected.