AUTONOMIC COMPUTING

Jigar.B.Katariya (08291A0531) E.Mahesh (08291A0542)

Autonomic Computing Paradigm

To design and build computing systems capable of running themselves, adjusting to varying circumstances, and preparing their resources to handle most efficiently the workloads we put upon them. Autonomic Computing is a concept that brings together many fields of computing with the purpose of creating computing systems that are reflective and self-adaptive. Autonomic computing is generally considered to be a term first used by IBM in 2001 to describe computing systems that are said to be self configuring, self healing, self optimizing and self protecting.

Elements of Autonomic Computing

Comparison between existing computing and autonomic computing

Autonomic Computing Architecture

Control Flow
The control loop:
collects information analyzes data finds a solution if needed executes actions accordingly

Autonomic Manager

Self Managing in IT business

Challenges of Autonomic Computing

Autonomic System challenges Self-configuration in large-scale application. Problem localization and automated remediation. Decision making of coordination of optimizing process. Self-protecting against active threats specific types of threats.

Conclusion
Solution of todays increasing complexity in
computing science Self-Management and dynamic adaptive behaviors Still challenges in diverse fields of science and technology Autonomic behavior in one field of science System managements, software engineering, etc. Needs for a abstraction and co-operation in relevant fields.