Definition, Deployment and Use of Gauges to Manage Reconfigurable Component-Based System

Abstract

The University of Colorado DASADA project provides an application architecture and associated automated infrastructure (FIRM) that can support the dynamic reconfiguration of a software system. Its intended use is to insert sensor probes and actuators into a target system and to support the reconfiguration of the target to improve its operation based on data reported by the probes. The FIRM infrastructure includes: a general communication substrate based on content-based routing (Siena); a standardized interface for manipulating components (LIRA); a content- directed control system (Q/A); a hypertext system for data accumulation and correlation (InfiniTe); a runtime configuration management system (TWICS); and finally, a planning system to support complex reconfigurations (Plan it).

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Nov 01, 2004
Accession Number
ADA429280

Entities

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  • Alexander L. Wolf
  • Dennis M. Heimbigner

Organizations

  • University of Colorado Boulder

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  • Computer science

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