A Stochastic Analysis of Computing Models in Computer System Reliability Based on Hardware and Software

Abstract

Computer systems have become integral parts of modern society, playing critical roles in various sectors such as finance, healthcare, transportation, and communication. As these systems become increasingly complex, ensuring their reliability becomes a paramount concern. Computer predicts have emerged as indispensable tools for assessing and predicting the reliability among such systems. The intention of this study article is to offer an extensive analysis the ones that role moreover effectiveness that of computer models across evaluating computer system reliability. Through an exploration of various modeling techniques, case studies, and challenges, this paper seeks to highlight the significance of computer models in enhancing our knowing of system reliability and promoting efficient decision-making processes. A technique's reliability is a system's capacity to consistently operate as meant under an identified set of requirements.

This article covers dependability modeling approaches and examines their positive and negative features. Among the models examined are basic stochastic models, decomposable stochastic models, and structure models. Eliminating time-dependence, structure models system dependability depending on the topological character within the framework. Basic stochastic models directly leverage the attributes within the core stochastic treatments, nevertheless broken-down Models analyze deeper entities through their sections. Complex system analysis can be made easier by the realistic foundation for reliability analysis delivered by Petri nets and dataflow graphs.