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Complex software and Internet of Things systems are challenged by several issues related to reliability. One of them is the dynamic behavior of the system owing to the limited and often unstable network connectivity. A number of ad-hoc approaches to test this behavior can be taken intuitively; however, a special technique is needed to make the tests really effective. This presentation introduces a new specialized technique to test processes of a system in situations when parts of these processes are affected by limited or disrupted network connectivity. The technique is explained in a practical example – a sensor network system for combat casualty care, developed by the Czech Technical University in Prague in cooperation with the Czech Armed Forces, the University of Defence, and other partners.
Speaker: Miroslav Bureš, Czech Technical University
►About the event
Research Day showcases successful research cooperation between Red Hat and academic institutions worldwide and connects researchers with Red Hat engineers, customers, partners, industry representatives, and others interested in research that will impact open source software.
►Are you interested in open source projects we are incubating at Red Hat Research? Visit research.redhat.com to learn more and get involved!
Complex software and Internet of Things systems are challenged by several issues related to reliability. One of them is the dynamic behavior of the system owing to the limited and often unstable network connectivity. A number of ad-hoc approaches to test this behavior can be taken intuitively; however, a special technique is needed to make the tests really effective. This presentation introduces a new specialized technique to test processes of a system in situations when parts of these processes are affected by limited or disrupted network connectivity. The technique is explained in a practical example – a sensor network system for combat casualty care, developed by the Czech Technical University in Prague in cooperation with the Czech Armed Forces, the University of Defence, and other partners.
Speaker: Miroslav Bureš, Czech Technical University
►About the event
Research Day showcases successful research cooperation between Red Hat and academic institutions worldwide and connects researchers with Red Hat engineers, customers, partners, industry representatives, and others interested in research that will impact open source software.
►Are you interested in open source projects we are incubating at Red Hat Research? Visit research.redhat.com to learn more and get involved!
