Model-based context-aware deployment of distributed systems

Authors:
José L. Ruiz;Juan C. Dueñas;Félix Cuadrado
Affiliations:
Indra;Universidad Politécnica de Madrid;Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Venue:
IEEE Communications Magazine
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Software deployment deals with the transition of software assets from production to consumers' sites. Distributed systems are created by combination of multiple software components at run-time, possibly running on different devices over a network, making the problem of deployment harder than in the case of centralized systems. This article presents a model for the description of software components, distributed systems, and their dependencies, and a mechanism that uses them to automate the deployment of software units onto devices. These have been implemented and validated in a case study, the Digital Home, which demonstrated its feasibility.