Research Challenges of Autonomic Computing自主计算的研究挑战.pptVIP

Research Challenges of Autonomic Computing Research Challenges of Autonomic Computing Author: Jeffrey O. Kephart Presented by: Djuradj Babich Introduction Characteristics of IT environments: Complex Heterogeneous (hardware, middleware, software) Difficult to integrate, install, configure, tune, and maintain Within few years, will become impossible to administer Complexity Solution Systems comprised of self-managing components. Self: Configuring, Healing, Optimizing, Protecting Managing done in accordance with high-level objectives specified by humans. The Purpose of The Paper Introduce IBM’s Autonomic Computing Initiative (ACI). Decompose the grand challenge of autonomic computing into several of its constituent scientific and engineering challenges. Provide pointers to initial efforts to address these challenges. Objectives Describe a research framework Present a subset of challenges: Autonomic Element Challenges Autonomic System Challenges Human-Computer Challenges Conclusion Research Framework Helpful in defining, describing, and growing IBM’s current autonomic computing research program Research space divided into 3 parts: Autonomic Elements Autonomic Systems Human-Computer Interactions Autonomic Elements Basic building blocks of autonomic systems Their mutual interactions produce self-managing behavior of autonomic systems. Three sub-branches distinguished within: Specific Autonomic Elements Generic Autonomic Element Technologies Generic Autonomic Element Architectures, Tools, and Prototypes. Autonomic Systems Composed of autonomic elements Three sub-branches distinguished within: Autonomic System Technologies Autonomic System Architectures and Prototypes Autonomic System Science Human Interaction Managing done in accordance with high-level objectives specified by humans. Two sub-branches distinguished within: Human Studies Policy Objectives Describe a research framework Present a subset of challenges: Autonomic Element Challenges Autonomic System Chall