Sentence examples for proactive recovery from inspiring English sources

Proactive recovery techniques such as staggered proactive recovery, rebooting a compromised node, refreshing the state of a node do not guarantee hundred percent recovery of nodes and are not sufficient enough to prevent Byzantine faults permanently.

The larger resilient prototypes such as CReW and hypervisor proactive recovery have not yet reached this level of performance.

A proactive recovery mechanism based on service migration [21] was proposed to overcome limitations of reboot and recovery mechanisms.

Lastly, resilient systems such as CReW and hypervisor based proactive recovery have shown promising results in both categories.

The work in [23] mentions the infeasibility of enforcing a threshold of intrusions and considers proactive recovery as a possible mitigation.

As a promising approach to improve network reliability, proactive failure recovery (PFR) re-routes failure affected traffic to backup paths without waiting for the completion of IP routing convergence.

Proactive monitoring and recovery actions: The system is able to find defects in the pipelines, preventing failures and allowing rapid repairing.

A proactive distributed actor recovery algorithm (DARA) is proposed in (Abbasi et al. 2009) for distributed and large networks and is used to restore the connectivity affected due to an actor failure.

For example, tradeoffs between proactive and reactive recoveries are evaluated in [8, 12, 21].

"Good, proactive housing policies" would speed recovery, he said, as would "putting people back to work".

These schemes take less amount of resources, more time for recovery, compare to proactive schemes.