Software Reliability means Operational reliability. It is described as the ability of a system or component to perform its required functions under static conditions for a specific period.
Software Reliability is an essential connection of software quality, composed with functionality, usability, performance, serviceability, capability, installability, maintainability, and documentation. Software Reliability is hard to achieve because the complexity of software turns out to be high. While any system with a high degree of complexity, containing software, will be hard to reach a certain level of reliability, system developers tend to push complexity into the software layer, with the speedy growth of system size and ease of doing so by upgrading the software.
Software Reliability means Operational reliability. It is described as the ability of a system or component to perform its required functions under static conditions for a specific period.
Software Reliability is an essential connection of software quality, composed with functionality, usability, performance, serviceability, capability, installability, maintainability, and documentation. Software Reliability is hard to achieve because the complexity of software turns out to be high. While any system with a high degree of complexity, containing software, will be hard to reach a certain level of reliability, system developers tend to push complexity into the software layer, with the speedy growth of system size and ease of doing so by upgrading the software.