DAACS : a Decision Approach for Autonomic Computing Systems.

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Title: DAACS : a Decision Approach for Autonomic Computing Systems.
Authors: Abdennadher, Imen1 (AUTHOR) imen.abdennadher@redcad.org
Source: Journal of Supercomputing. Feb2022, Vol. 78 Issue 3, p3883-3904. 22p.
Subjects: Autonomic computing, Computer systems, Intelligent buildings
Abstract: Systems running in ubiquitous environments are characterized by a context that changes frequently. The adaptation of this kind of systems according to the context is a complex task. Autonomic computing has received a great attention as a solution for this increasing complexity, through an architecture based on the MAPE-K loop. Decisions within the phases of the MAPE-K loop have an important impact on the success of systems adaptation. In the literature, many research activities propose decision approaches and frameworks for autonomic applications adaptation. Nevertheless, there is a lack of guidelines for the adaptation decisions design task. In this work, we propose a Decision Approach for Autonomic Computing Systems, called DAACS, which includes recommendations and steps that should be followed by the autonomic applications designers. DAACS was implemented in a Smart Building case study, and it was evaluated in term of the processing time dedicated for the adaptation decisions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Systems running in ubiquitous environments are characterized by a context that changes frequently. The adaptation of this kind of systems according to the context is a complex task. Autonomic computing has received a great attention as a solution for this increasing complexity, through an architecture based on the MAPE-K loop. Decisions within the phases of the MAPE-K loop have an important impact on the success of systems adaptation. In the literature, many research activities propose decision approaches and frameworks for autonomic applications adaptation. Nevertheless, there is a lack of guidelines for the adaptation decisions design task. In this work, we propose a Decision Approach for Autonomic Computing Systems, called DAACS, which includes recommendations and steps that should be followed by the autonomic applications designers. DAACS was implemented in a Smart Building case study, and it was evaluated in term of the processing time dedicated for the adaptation decisions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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