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Dynamic Feasibility Windows Reconfiguration For a Failure-Tolerant PFair Scheduling

This work addresses the problem of failure tolerance for realtime applications. We propose a technique to schedule a system of tasks running under PD2 on a multicore architecture submitted to the failure of one of the cores at a given time with re-execution of the task running on it. The technique is based on limited hardware redundancy and subtask feasibility windows reconfiguration at runtime. We limit the study to the re-execution of one time unit.