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Online Testing of Federated and Heterogeneous Distributed Systems

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Dejan Novakovic, Dejan Kostic, Marco Canini, Vojin Jovanovic
2011

Abstract

DiCE is a system for online testing of federated and heterogeneous distributed systems. We have built a prototype of DiCE and integrated it with a BGP router. DiCE quickly detects three important classes of faults, resulting from configuration mistakes, policy conflicts and programming errors.

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