Fault Tolerance Model for Hadoop Distributed System

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Abstract

Fault tolerance approaches in distributed systems are essentially based on replication and checkpointing. Each of these approaches has its advantages and limitations. This paper has two objectives: first, it proposes a fault tolerance approach based on the nodes status of a distributed system. For this purpose, it defines 3 nodes status: safety, faulty and potentially faulty. With respect of classical node status (safety, faulty), it introduces a new status that we call potentially faulty. This last node allows to enhance the availability of a distributed system. Second, it discusses the efficiency of the proposed model on two types of architectures: virtual multi-node cluster and a physical multi-node cluster with WIFI connection. Experiments have showed that proposed approach increases the system performance throughput and its fault tolerance level.

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Setti Ahmed, S., Slimani, Y., & Frefita, R. (2025). Fault Tolerance Model for Hadoop Distributed System. Journal of Universal Computer Science, 31(1), 72–92. https://doi.org/10.3897/jucs.120840

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