Software parameters affecting the reliability of telemetry data processing
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https://doi.org/10.47813/2782-2818-2023-3-4-0322-0331Keywords:
telemetry information, processing volumes, fault tolerance, multiversionality, software, redundancy.Abstract
Creation of any modern complex technical systems, as well as their management, is impossible without complex software. In this case, the most important technical task is to increase its reliability and fault tolerance. An important task is to reduce the cost of such systems, as well as to simplify their operation. Software fault-tolerance algorithms have a clear impact on real-time performance: the need to reserve computational resources and time to perform recovery procedures complicates the scheduling process. Several state-of-the-art fault-tolerance solutions exist, and many real-time scheduling algorithms have been developed over the last 40 years. However, analyzing the characteristics of fault-tolerant real-time algorithms and improving scheduling in this area has received less attention from the research community. In this paper, the current state of the art of fault-tolerant approaches for real-time systems is reviewed, and the main challenges and interrelationships are identified, since telemetry is complex time series data. Given the temporal and spatial characteristics of the data, prediction-based anomaly detection methods usually give better results due to the possibility of temporal slope. It is generally believed that the difference between predicted data and real data is small for conventional telemetry data.
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