Citation
Urueña Pascual, Santiago and Zamorano Flores, Juan Rafael and Pulido Pavón, José Antonio and Puente Alfaro, Juan Antonio de la
(2008).
Communication Paradigms for High-Integrity Distributed Systems with Hard Real-Time Requirements.
In:
"Distributed Embedded Systems: Design, Middleware and Resources".
Computer Science, 271
.
Springer, EEUU, pp. 151-160.
ISBN 978-0-387-09660-5.
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-09661-2_15.
Abstract
The development and maintenance of high-integrity software is very expensive, and a specialized development process is required due to its distinctive characteristics. Namely, safety-critical systems usually execute over a distributed embedded platform with few hardware resources which must provide real-time communication and fault-tolerance. This work discusses the adequate communication paradigms for high-integrity distributed applications with hard real-time requirements, and proposes a restricted middleware based on the current schedulability theory which can be certified and capable to obtain the required predictability and timeliness of this kind of systems.
