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Optimize operations: adaptive algorithms
Recover: no impact on data or delay on processing
Self protection
Aware of environment and adapt
Function in a heterogeneous world
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These eight elements can be expressed in terms of properties that a system
should posses in order to constitute autonomicity [ 156 ]. These are described
in Sect. 8.1.2 and elaborated upon in Sect. 8.1.3 , which discusses the very
constructs that constitute these properties.
8.1.2 Autonomic Properties
System autonomicity corresponds to the presence of the properties depicted in
Fig. 8.1 [ 156 ]. The general properties of an autonomic (self-managing) system
can be summarized by four objectives as follows:
Self-configuring
Self-healing
Self-optimizing
Self-protecting
VISION
SELF MANAGEMENT
SELF CONFIGURING
SELF HEALING
OBJECTIVES
(what)
SELF OPTIMIZING
SELF PROTECTING
AUTONOMIC
COMPUTING
SELF AWARE
ENVIRONMENT AWARE
ATTRIBUTES
(how)
SELF MONITORING
CONTROL
LOOP
SELF ADJUSTING
ENGINEER (SYS. & SOFT. ENG.)
MEANS
LEARN (AI & ADAPTIVE LEARNING)
Fig. 8.1. Autonomic computing properties tree
 
 
 
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