From Autonomic to Self-Self Behaviors: The JADE Experience

  • Authors:
  • Sara Bouchenak;Fabienne Boyer;Benoit Claudel;Noel De Palma;Olivier Gruber;Sylvain Sicard

  • Affiliations:
  • University of Grenoble;University of Grenoble;University of Grenoble;University of Grenoble;University of Grenoble;University of Grenoble

  • Venue:
  • ACM Transactions on Autonomous and Adaptive Systems (TAAS)
  • Year:
  • 2011

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Abstract

Autonomic computing enables computing infrastructures to perform administration tasks with minimal human intervention. This wrap-up paper describes the experience we gained with the design and use of Jade---an architecture-based autonomic system. The contributions of this article are, (1) to explain how Jade provides autonomic management of a distributed system through an architecture-based approach, (2) to explain how we extended autonomic management from traditional self behaviors such as repairing or protecting a managed system to self-self behaviors where Jade also fully manages itself as it manages any other distributed system, (3) to report on our experience reaching self-self behaviors for two crucial autonomic properties, repair and protection.