Paper Info
Title
Autonomic management policy specification in Tune
Abstract
Distributed software environments are increasingly complex and difficult to manage, as they integrate various legacy software with specific management interfaces. Moreover, the fact that management tasks are performed by humans leads to many configuration errors and low reactivity. This is particularly true in medium or large-scale distributed infrastructures. To address this issue, we explore the design and implementation of an autonomic management system. The main principle is to wrap legacy software pieces in components in order to administrate a software infrastructure as a component architecture. However, we observed that the interfaces of a component model are too low-level and difficult to use. Therefore, we introduced higher-level formalisms for the specification of deployment and management policies. This paper overviews these specification facilities that are provided in the Tune autonomic management system.
Year
DOI
Venue
2008
10.1145/1363686.1364080
SAC
Keywords
Field
DocType
component architecture,tune autonomic management system,various legacy software,autonomic management policy specification,management policy,software environment,legacy software piece,software infrastructure,autonomic management system,specific management interface,management task,management system,reconfiguration,component model,deployment,legacy software
Architecture,Application lifecycle management,Software deployment,Software engineering,Computer science,Software,Rotation formalisms in three dimensions,Management system,Legacy system,Control reconfiguration
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
18
0.91
5
Authors
5
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Laurent Broto1728.47
Daniel Hagimont230039.21
Patricia Stolf312517.37
Noel Depalma4333.05
Suzy Temate5232.06