Reliability is the ability of a system to perform and
maintain its routine circumstances as well as unexpected circumstances.
In other word we can say ability to perform system without any failure.
The Reliability defined by Institute of Electrical
and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) as
“The probability that software will not cause a system
failure for a specified time under specified conditions. The probability
is a function of the inputs to, and use of, the system as well as function of
the existence of faults in the software. The input to the system determines
whether existing faults, if any, are encountered. “
John Musa of AT&T Bell Laboratories defines as follows
“ The probability that a given software system operates
for some time without software error, on the machine for which it was
designed, given that it is used with in design limit”
Now a day’s software is become driving point in, most of the
business, so reliability of software is more important.
Few objectives for software reliability as follows
- To meet requirement
- To perform software under a verity of the input and the environment
- The exception to be handled and the details should be maintained for audit purpose.
- The application should be proceeding even the exceptions occurs.
- Response time are not adequate due to I/O and memory resources are not optimized
Few functional reliability well known errors
- In ecommerce credit card traction will be completed before you submit an order
- Bills are calculated wrongly or send to wrong person.
- In banking amount are credited from the wrong account
Few non- functional reliability well known errors
- Due to improper access management, getting an access to unauthorized area.
- User is not informed when error is occurred
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