Situated and autonomic communication an EC FET European initiative

Sestinim, Fabrizio

doi:10.1145/1129582.1129587

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“…In particular, some researchers have taken a different and interesting track with the Autonomic Communication (Sestinim (2006)) or IBM's Autonomic Computing (Murch (2004)):…”

Section: Autonomic Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards flexible, scalable and autonomic virtual tenant slices

Ahmed

Talhi

Cheriet

2015

2015 IFIP/IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Network Management (IM)

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“…In particular, some researchers have taken a different and interesting track with the Autonomic Communication (Sestinim (2006)) or IBM's Autonomic Computing (Murch (2004)):…”

Section: Autonomic Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards flexible, scalable and autonomic virtual tenant slices

Ahmed

Talhi

Cheriet

2015

2015 IFIP/IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Network Management (IM)

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“…The Autonomic Network Architecture (ANA) project described in [5], [4], [2] has looked at developing a novel network architecture beyond legacy Internet technology that can demonstrate the feasibility and properties of autonomic networking. The problem field addressed by ANA is somehow close to the topics addressed in the INM model of 4WARD: they both aim at increasing the level of automation into the network and they follow a clean slate approach.…”

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A Framework for In-Network Management in Heterogeneous Future Communication Networks

Foley

Balasubramaniam

Power

et al. 2008

Modelling Autonomic Communications Environments

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Abstract. Future communication networks will be composed of a diversity of highly heterogeneous network variants, ranging from energy constrained wireless sensor networks to large-scale wide area networks. The fact that the size and complexity of such networks will experience tremendous growth will eventually render existing traditional network management paradigms unfeasible. We propose the radically new paradigm of in-network management, which targets the embedding of self-management capabilities deep inside the network nodes. In this paper, we focus on our framework for in-network management, which allows management logic to be embedded and executed within network nodes. Based on a specific use-case of bio-inspired network management, we demonstrate how our framework can be exploited in a network failure scenario using quorum sensing and chemotaxis.

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“…In this context, autonomic networking [1] has appeared as a promising paradigm to master complexity and reduce operating costs by relieving human operators from unproductive tasks. Consequently, the last decade has seen the emergence of several research works and initiatives aimed at making self-managed networks a reality, as highlighted in these surveys [2,7].…”

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Constraint-based distributed planning as an enabler for self-management

Ghamri-Doudane¹,

Fabre

Ciavaglia³

2010

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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In this letter, we first describe the motivation for such a "distributed optimal planning" functionality; then we outline the underlying requirements in the context of self managed networks and position its role within an overall autonomic control loop. Next, we present an adaptive solution to the issue of constraint-based optimal planning that is based on weighted automata calculus. Finally, we conclude with future directions for this research work. Distributed Optimal Planning: Context and MotivationsIn self-organizing and self-managing environments, network elements should constantly readjust their configuration and behavior in order to ensure an optimal functioning of the network, while fulfilling the business objectives established by human operators. This is the essence of an autonomic behavior; it is materialized by the implementation of closed control loops [4]. This continual readjustment is achieved through network sensing, learning, knowledge sharing, and distributed cooperation among all network

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Situated and autonomic communication an EC FET European initiative

Cited by 18 publications

References 12 publications

Towards flexible, scalable and autonomic virtual tenant slices

Towards flexible, scalable and autonomic virtual tenant slices

A Framework for In-Network Management in Heterogeneous Future Communication Networks

Constraint-based distributed planning as an enabler for self-management

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