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    Robust Communications Software: Extreme Availability, Reliability and Scalability for Carrier-Grade Systems
    Robust Communications Software: Extreme Availability, Reliability and Scalability for Carrier-Grade Systems
    Robust Communications Software: Extreme Availability, Reliability and Scalability for Carrier-Grade Systems
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    Robust Communications Software: Extreme Availability, Reliability and Scalability for Carrier-Grade Systems

    By Greg Utas

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    Learn how to design scalable, robust software for cutting-edge communications productsâ?¦

    Carrier-grade software must satisfy the stringent quality requirements of network operators whose systems provide mission-critical communications services. This book describes proven carrier-grade software techniques used in flagship products designed by industry leaders such as Lucent, Nortel, and Ericsson.

    In the age of 24/7, software robustness is a competitive advantage. This authoritative guide for software engineers, managers, and testers of products that face carrier-grade requirements helps you to develop state-of-the-art software that will give you an edge in todayâ??s marketplace.

    Robust Communications Software: Extreme Availability, Reliability and Scalability for Carrier-Grade Systems

    • offers advice on choosing the right technologies for building reliable software
    • incorporates real-world examples and design rationales when describing how to construct robust, embedded software for communications systems
    • presents a comprehensive set of carrier-grade design patterns that help you to meet extreme availability, reliability, scalability, and capacity requirements
    • gives advice on how to protect against and recover from software faults
    • discusses system installation, operability, maintenance, and on-site debugging
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWiley
    Release dateJun 10, 2005
    ISBN9780470011782
    Robust Communications Software: Extreme Availability, Reliability and Scalability for Carrier-Grade Systems

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