Demonstration of a New Computing Model to Manage a Distributed Application and Its Resources Using Turing Oracle Design

Abstract

This paper describes the result of the work started in the first Cloud Computing session in WETICE 2009. During the last seven years, collaboration from participants in WETICE has resulted in a new computation model and a commercial product that advances the state of the art in infrastructure agnostic distributed application life-cycle quality of service management. In WETICE 2016, celebrating its 25th anniversary, we demonstrate the resulting new technology with extensions to the Turing machine models to include manageability of distributed applications in the face of wild fluctuations in available computing resources or fluctuations introduced by the interactions between the computation and its environment or both.