Rainbow: architecture-based self-adaptation with reusable infrastructure

Garlan, David; Cheng, Shang-Wen; Huang, A.-C.; Schmerl, Bradley; Steenkiste, Peter

doi:10.1109/mc.2004.175

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“…In other words, we designed an on-line DTM3 that computes f (x) = 2x for a vector of inputsx. Therefore, for inputx = [2,4], the output would be [4,8]. In our DTM3, we represent numbers in unary, with input numbers separated by blanks and ending with 0.…”

Section: Runtime Code Changesmentioning

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Dynamic Turing Machine: model and properties for runtime code changes

Rudy

2016

csci

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In this paper, a dynamic model of computation based on the Universal Turing Machine is proposed. This model is capable of applying runtime code modifications for 3-symbol deterministic Turing Machines at runtime and requires a decomposition of the simulated machine into parts called subtasks. The algorithm for performing runtime changes is considered, and the ability to apply runtime changes is studied through computer simulations. Theoretical properties of the proposed model, including computational power as well as time and space complexity, are studied and proven. Connections between the proposed model and Oracle Machines are discussed. Moreover, a possible method of implementation in real-life systems is proposed.

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“…al [3], and Garlan et. al [8]. Another approach is the use of software architectural styles -in particular, styles that make a runtime change easier.…”

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Dynamic Turing Machine: model and properties for runtime code changes

Rudy

2016

csci

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“…Examples are [2,[5][6][7][8][9][10]. The aspect C) is supported by XML-based language in [2,10], which is analogous to our used XML Equivalent Transformation (XET).…”

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“…Considering the nature of the policies, [5] is preliminary aimed at static policies, while [6][7][8][9][10] are both using static and dynamic policies. Excluding [8], systems capable of dynamic policies [6-7, 9, 10] are based on proper feedbacks.…”

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Towards Policy-Supported Adaptable Service Systems

Supadulchai

Aagesen

Thongtra

2007

Dependable and Adaptable Networks and Services

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Abstract. This paper presents a policy-supported architecture for adaptable service systems based on the combination of Reasoning Machines and Extended Finite State Machines. Policies are introduced to obtain flexibility with respect to specification and execution of adaptation mechanisms. The presented architecture covers two aspects: service system framework and adaptation mechanisms. The service system framework is a general framework for capability management. Adaptation mechanisms are needed for autonomous adaptation. The adaptation mechanisms can be based on static or dynamic policy systems. Capability management for of a simple music video-on demand service system with runtime simulation results based on the proposed architecture is presented.

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