Abstract
A concept of responsive computer systems is presented. The emerging responsive systems demand fault-tolerant and real-time performance in parallel and distributed computing environments. A new design framework for responsive systems is introduced. It is based on a fundamental problem of consensus. Then, a new measure of responsiveness for specifying fault tolerance and real-time requirements is described. Next, the design methodologies for fault-tolerant, real-time and responsive systems are discussed, and novel techniques for introducing redundancy for improved performance and dependability are illustrated.
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