Abstract: Deterministic replay of events between software entities. In current frameworks, replays of events (e.g., data communications) between software entities are non-deterministic and unreproducible. In an embodiment, as events are replayed, software entities, stimulated by those events, are queued according to a queuing strategy and executed from the queue. In an alternative embodiment, as software entities are executed, the events, output by those software entities, are queued according to a queuing strategy and played from the queue. Both embodiments ensure determinism and reproducibility across replays.

Abstract: The replay of events (e.g., data communications) between software entities should be deterministic and reproducible. In the disclosed framework, as events are replayed, software entities, stimulated by those events, are enqueued according to a queuing strategy and executed from the queue. Alternatively, as software entities are executed, the events, output by those software entities, are queued according to a queuing strategy and played from the queue.