Autonomic Reliable Multicast Application-Level Group Communication Using Self-Organization Principles

Höfig, Edzard

doi:10.4108/icst.bionetics2007.2341

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“…The second is a direct message-passing mechanism, allowing for flexible contracting service usage. This mechanism supports bilateral and multilateral communication along previously defined connection partners and allows various properties to be implemented, such as encryption or fixed-numberof-participants constraint [25]. The combined use of all of the aforementioned mechanisms allows ACEs to dynamically and adaptively connect with each other to provide advanced autonomic services.…”

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Self-Organized Data Ecologies for Pervasive Situation-Aware Services: The Knowledge Networks Approach

Bicocchi

Baumgarten

Brgulja

et al. 2010

IEEE Trans. Syst., Man, Cybern. A

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Pervasive computing services exploit information about the physical world both to adapt their own behavior in a context-aware way and to deliver to users enhanced means of interaction with their surrounding environment. The technology to acquire digital information about the physical world is becoming more available, making services at risk of being overwhelmed by such growing amounts of data. This calls for novel approaches to represent and automatically organize, aggregate, and prune such data before delivering them to services. In particular, individual data items should form a sort of self-organized ecology in which, by linking and combining with each other into sorts of "knowledge networks" (KNs), they are able to provide compact and easyto-be-managed higher level knowledge about situations occurring in the environment. In this context, the contribution of this paper is twofold. First, with the help of a simple case study, we motivate the need to evolve from models of "context awareness" toward models of "situation awareness" via proper self-organized "KN" tools, and we introduce a general reference architecture for KNs. Second, we describe the design and implementation of a KN toolkit that we have developed, and we exemplify and evaluate algorithms for knowledge self-organization integrated within it. Open issues and future research directions are also discussed.

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Section: A Autonomic Communication Elementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Self-Organized Data Ecologies for Pervasive Situation-Aware Services: The Knowledge Networks Approach

Bicocchi

Baumgarten

Brgulja

et al. 2010

IEEE Trans. Syst., Man, Cybern. A

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“…Publications detailing the implementation of autonomic properties (often referred to as self-* properties) for specific distributed systems, frameworks, or middleware technologies are too many to list in this paper. A small (subjective) selection must suffice: Group communication is well researched, an adaptation to autonomic systems (using a declarative approach to group membership) and an overview of the state of the art can be found in one of our recent publications [11], the notion of contracts has been adapted to network management by J. Strassner [12], and a significant contribution is found in the article by K. Calvert and J. Griffioen et al regarding network management through a collective of interacting entities [13].…”

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Document-based network and system management: utilizing autonomic capabilities for enterprise management integration

Höfig¹,

Deussen²

2008

Proceedings of the 2nd International ICST Conference on Autonomic Computing and Communication Systems

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Document-Based Integrated Management (DBIM) is a novel way of consolidating enterprise network and system management. We present an approach to DBIM that utilizes the autonomic capabilities of a set of distributed Document Processing Units (DPU), which constitute a document processing plane within the enterprise network. Our approach is explained in detail using a scenario from the performance and fault management domain. We also explore the connection of DBIM with current research topics in the autonomic systems field, and the relationships to other popular integrated management approaches, like Policy-Based Management (PBM), Active Networks, Agent-based Network Management, or Web Service (WS) Management.

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Model-based integrated management: applying autonomic systems engineering to network and systems management

Höfig

Deussen

2011

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Autonomic Reliable Multicast Application-Level Group Communication Using Self-Organization Principles

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Self-Organized Data Ecologies for Pervasive Situation-Aware Services: The Knowledge Networks Approach

Self-Organized Data Ecologies for Pervasive Situation-Aware Services: The Knowledge Networks Approach

Document-based network and system management: utilizing autonomic capabilities for enterprise management integration

Model-based integrated management: applying autonomic systems engineering to network and systems management

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