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As future work mainly the remaining challenges for allowing transparent appli-
cation administration and performing dynamic reconfigurations will be tackled.
The first requires a conceptual abstraction for distributed applications and their
components, possibly inspired by earlier work [2], while the latter has to cope
with collecting and evaluating non-functional node data such as performance,
utilization and uptime in order to reorganize a running application.
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